From eleven in the morning, the balcony of the hall buzzed with food stalls run by the members of the Deaf community. “For the Deaf Week, I woke up early in the morning, cooked, and prepared food for our stall. They bought some, and I am happy,” said Tshering Choden, Thimphu Deaf Community. Another thing is that we need to make places like colleges, schools, and other services accessible for deaf people,” said Sushila Gurung, Interpreter, Deaf Organisation of Bhutan. “The support we need most is empowerment, and we hope that the deaf organisation in Bhutan will become an independent and strong one day,” said Tshering Dhendup, Participant, Thimphu Deaf Community.