As of today, there are 31 member organisations. Those member organisations are either official youth organisations independent from the National Associations of the Deaf (NADs) or as a youth section of the National Associations of the Deaf. Each of these member organisations often are national umbrella organisations reuniting regional and local deaf youth clubs in their countries. In a survey conducted in 2012 at the European level, the approximate number of national deaf young people members is of 5000 deaf young persons. Those member organisations are united into EUDY’s General Assembly which is the highest body of the organisation. Member organisations have a vote in EUDY’s
policies and activities and the assembly comes together once a year.

EUDY also has individual members and they are at the number of approximately in the year of 2021. EUDY is an active partner of the European Union of the Deaf (EUD) which is a non-profit European Non-Governmental Organisation comprising National Associations of the Deaf (NADs). It is important to note that EUDY is independent from the EUD and it focuses on youth aged between 0 and 30 years old.