Skip to content

1 of 3

Find scholarships

2,561 scholarships and 273 activities for Alberta high school students. Search by name or keyword, filter by where you live, and open any listing to see when it was last checked against the provider's own page.

2 of 3

Save the ones you want

Tap Save on any listing. Your shortlist lives on My combo, as a list or a calendar of deadlines, so you can come back to it. It needs no account, because it stays on this device. On a listing with a posted closing date, you can also get email reminders before it closes.

3 of 3

Build my combo

Not sure where to start? Answer a few questions about your grade, where you live, what you want to study and your average, and get the awards you fit, closing soonest first. Your answers stay in your browser.

Opens later

Communication Contest for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing

National

Who can apply High school students with certified hearing loss of 40+ decibels

How you apply You enter a contest. Placing in it is the application.

Amount and deadline

Award
$2,500
Deadline Not posted yet

Checked against the provider's page in Nov 2026.

Needs Grades 9 to 12
Opens later
Visit the official site

Official site https://www.optimist.org/member/scholarships2.cfm

Your progress

My combo
Where this scholarship stands for you

Tap a step as you go. It keeps this one in My combo.

Worth knowing

June 15 is the date your District has to send its winner to Optimist International. Your own deadline is set by your sponsoring Optimist Club and is much earlier, so contact the local club in the fall.

About this scholarship

The Optimist International Communication Contest for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing awards $2,500 to high school students who demonstrate communication skills despite certified hearing challenges. Contestants must have a documented hearing loss of 40 decibels or more (verified by audiogram within the past 24 months) and present a speech or sign language performance on the 2026-2027 topic, "How My Actions Strengthen Those Around Me." The contest is organized at the local district level through Optimist Club chapters across Canada, the US, and the Caribbean, with up to 45 awards available.

Something wrong or out of date? Report a mistake