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Call for Papers: Poverty and Intellectual Disabilities

Posted by admin at 9 February 2009

Category: Blind and Deaf Schools

The Journal of Intellectual & Developmental Disability is seeking submissions for a special issue of their publication that will examine poverty, deprivation, social exclusion and disadvantage. The particular focus of this issue will be on understanding the role that poverty and prescription drugs online social deprivation play in shaping the life chances of children and adults with intellectual disabilities, and the role of policy in reducing inequalities and inequity for this population

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Recursos Españoles: Women’s Health Handbook; and Helping Deaf Children (en ingles y español)

Posted by admin at 9 February 2009

Category: Blind and Deaf Schools

Texto español Hesperian announces two new titles in Spanish and a where to buy prescription drugs without prescription spiffy new Spanish Web Site: Un Manual de salud para mujeres con dispacidad , the Spanish version of A Health Handbook for Women with Disabilities , arrived to our offices today and we are very excited to have this wonderful material now available in Spanish. Un manual de salud para mujeres con discapacidad, will help women with disabilities overcome these barriers and improve their general health, self-esteem, and abilities to care for themselves and participate in their communities. We also released the Spanish version of Helping Children Who are Deaf, Ayudar a los niños sordos .

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The Golden Jubilee Celebration of Bro.Octavian

Posted by admin at 3 October 2008

Category: Blind and Deaf Schools, India Schools

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Survey of people with disabilities from next month

Posted by admin at 20 December 2007

Category: Blind and Deaf Schools, India Schools

Social Welfare Minister Poongothai Aladi Aruna presenting a national identification card and medical certificate to a student of Little Flower Convent Higher Secondary School for the Deaf in Chennai. For the first time, an exclusive survey of people with disabilities Buy Drugs Without Prescription will begin in the State next month and Rs.50 lakh has been sanctioned for the purpose. “This will enable us to find out the exact number of people with disabilities since now we have only the 2001 census data to depend on,” said V.K.

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Art for art’s

Posted by admin at 8 December 2007

Category: Blind and Deaf Schools, India Schools

The disabled find a platform to express themselves S Rama Mani with her brother V Seetaramachanjulu with their Batik work exhibited at the diamond jubilee celebrations of the Madras Association of the Deaf held at Little Flower Convent Higher Secondary School for the Hearing Impaired in the city on Sunday ART can speak, so can relationships. There are a few artists who literally cannot speak or hear, but art hasunited them. The hearing and speech impaired persons had displayed their works of art at an exhibition organised by the Madras Association of The Deaf in Chennai on Sunday.

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Specially qualified in educating the hearing impaired

Posted by admin at 20 November 2007

Category: Blind and Deaf Schools, India Schools, Indian Education Information, Management Colleges in India

Mrs.Rebecca Doraipandian, the headmistress of CSI Higher Secondary School for the Deaf, located at No-12, Santhome High Road, Mylapore, Chennai-4, is specially qualified in educating the hearing impaired. She has been serving the school for the deaf very sincerely for the past 36 years in raising the academic standards of the pupils and in participating and organizing all types of events and functions.

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Service for the Physically handicapped by “Guild of Service”

Posted by admin at 20 November 2007

Category: Blind and Deaf Schools, India Schools

Mary Clubwala special school for the hearing impaired by Guild of Service at No.1775 D.School Road, Anna Nagar West, Chennai-101 was founded in 1979 and became a government aided school in 1983. To educate and re-habilitate the students who are from socially and economically disadvantaged, the school does not levy any charge but all expenses are met from donations collected from individuals and well-wishers.

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Waiting to be `heard’

Posted by admin at 11 November 2007

Category: Blind and Deaf Schools, India Schools

Madan Vasishta from the Gallaudet University is working on a common Indian Sign Language for the hearing impaired FIGHTING FOR THE HEARING IMPAIRED Madan Vasishta When Madan Vasishta lectures his PG or PhD class at Gallaudet University, Washington DC, the students watch. He signs his lessons in American Sign Language to his mixed Buy Generic Cialis class of hearing and hearing impaired graduates. He sometimes calls two interpreters — one to voice what he says and the other to sign to him their questions.

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