Robert G. Sanderson Community Center of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing

Category: Deaf service

Address: 5709 S 1500 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84123, USA

Phone: +18016575200

Opening hours

Sunday: Closed

Monday: 8AM–5PM

Tuesday: 8AM–5PM

Wednesday: 8AM–5PM

Thursday: 8AM–5PM

Friday: 8AM–5PM

Saturday: Closed

Reviews

Barbie Cederlof

Oct 5, 2022

Everyone was very helpful and they offer great services. They also have useful community partners as well.

Chandra Costley

Sep 23, 2022

I love going to the Deaf center for activities and being able to interact with the deaf community is the best. I recommend this place to everyone

Laurie Larsen

Jul 30, 2022

Always love my time there.

Whitney Rose

Jun 23, 2022

We’ve taken our Deaf kids to many events here and it’s always great!!

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Questions & Answers

Will they give sign language lesso s to non-deaf people who are eager to learn?

Erin Mclaughlin | Oct 10, 2019

Andrea Olsen | Oct 10, 2019

Yes. They have American Sign Language classes on Tuesday's and Thursday in the evenings.

Are there any upcoming in early 2022 ASL classes being offered on Tuesdays and thursdays?

BTO Homestead | Feb 11, 2022

Julie Kimbrel | Feb 11, 2022

Yes you can call them to find out

I am very interested in joining one of your ASL classes. I have experience with Signed English in the schools. I can finger spell and know many English signs. Which class would be appropriate?

Becky Stahl | Oct 9, 2020

Stefanie Carrillo | Oct 9, 2020

ASL 1 or 2 if you want voices off. Begginers classes if you want a refresher numbers, letters, basic signs.

What time and what is the schedule for next year

Janet Fitzgerald | Oct 9, 2020

Stephen Persinger | Oct 9, 2020

We're open from 8am to 5pm Monday to Friday with some Saturdays open if there's an event. You can always call the front desk at 801-657-5200 if you have any questions.

I am signed up to take a test at your location on May 27th, which is Memorial Day. Is your building really open on Memorial Day? :)

Jared Franco | Oct 10, 2019

Stephen Persinger | Oct 10, 2019

We're usually closed on the holidays but sometimes testers are allowed in the building for testing even when we are closed. So it'll be best to call Utah Interpreter Program to double check.

what times are students allowed to be at the center to do their Deaf Community Experiences???

Carissa Devenport | Oct 10, 2019

Emily O'Hara Bergeson | Oct 10, 2019

Best way to get community experience though the Deaf Center is to go to the website (deafservices.utah.gov) and look for events open to everyone. Also, after business hours, people are welcome to take a self-guided tour around the deaf center.

Does anyone know if you have services at Sanderson center where they check up on the homeless Deaf individuals? There is a white, male, mid 40s who sleeps outside in SLC and only uses sign language. What kind of services available?

Delphi Alvarado | Oct 10, 2018

Dennis Pegues | Oct 10, 2018

There are Services available there for him to find employment, a home and become acquainted with the services available in the community to help him overcome his barriers. The secret is getting him there and his desire to want assistance.

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