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The Royal National Institute For Deaf People

Registration number: 207720

The Royal National Institute for Deaf People (RNID) advocates for the UK’s 12 million people affected by deafness, hearing loss, or tinnitus. Through advocacy and research, RNID aims to make the world more inclusive. They fund research to enhance hearing capabilities and improve the quality of life for those affected.

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Key statistics

From the founding year and expanding team to generous donations and growing turnover, these key figures highlight the scale and impact of The Royal National Institute For Deaf People’s work over the last year.

1962
Year Founded
£23.17m
Turnover
£15.15m
Donations
970
Employees

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