A New Direction for Oak Hill

As Oak Hill’s expertise expanded, it began to specialize in the care of children and adults with multiple disabilities. 

Our History 

Today, services include in home and community-based housing, birth to three and day services; community-based education and employment; assistive technology; healthy relationships; arts and recreation.

Programs for Deaf and Hearing Impaired

1. Individual and Family Supports Center at Oak Hill
2. Oak Hill School
3. Birth to Three Center at Oak Hill  
4. NEAT Center at Oak Hill
5. Oak Hill Center for Relationship & Sexuality Education
6. Oak Hill Camp
7. Oak Hill Residential Services
8. Oak Hill Day Services
9. Oak Hill Professional Development 

How do I get started?

Call us today at (860) 242-2274 or email us at info@ciboakhill.org 

Training for Caregivers:

Oak Hill Professional Development  - comprehensive and on-going education and training for people who work with people who are deaf and hearing impaired; training in the community, including opportunities to earn CEU's, recertification and licensing.

NEAT Center at Oak Hill - comprehensive and on-going education and training for people who work with people who are deaf and hearing impaired; assisitve technology; training in the community, including opportunities to earn CEU's, recertification and licensing.

Lives Have Changed Because of Oak Hill

Erich Anderson-Krengel, a clinical social worker who happens to be hearing impaired, is volunteering his expertise in sign language and has improved communication skills with the deaf and hearing impaired at Oak Hill.

“Thank you for sending Erich our way. He has been nothing short of excellent with the work he has done.”

- An Oak Hill community service manager

Sign Language Classes