The Veditz Center shall serve to operate a facility to house educational training, recreational and community activities, cultural enrichment, resource services; and to create collaboration among local, state, federal, and privately owned entities that provide services to deaf individuals and their families.

It started as a dream.
At social events, the deaf community in Colorado threw out far-fetched dreams of having a deaf center. It was shared among the youth and elderly on how it should look and what it should include. This has been a wild dream for over 10 years.

Currently it is a vision.
With deaf centers starting to pop up in other states, it is now realized that it is not a far-fetched dream at all. The name, Veditz Center, was chosen by the deaf community and turned into a non-profit organization to transform this far-fetched dream into a vision.

Eventually it’ll be a reality.
Veditz Center will be taking careful steps, one step at a time, for the deaf community to open eyes and see Veditz Center in stone; a place where we can communicate and celebrate in ASL.

 

Contact Us:

For questions, comments or to help/volunteer Veditz Center in any way, please contact Justin Buckhold at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or send a letter to PO Box 2295, Arvada, CO 80001.