With Action Deaf in Youth
We are looking into organising British Sign Language classes. If you are interested or know someone who may be interested, please contact us.
A health trust has apologised to the family of a deaf man who had to tell him he was dying because a hospital did not provide a sign-language interpreter. Further read at: www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-43507977
Molesworth Street Group of Alcoholics Anonymous Open meeting with ISL Interpreter 2nd Sat of each month. 2pm. All welcome St Anne’s Parish Centre,Molesworth Hall, Dublin City Centre.D02TX92
“All things bright and beautiful, All creatures great and small…” The classic hymn by Cecil Frances Alexander has endured the test of time, 200 years after her birth. But few know of the part both great and small that the hymn played in transforming the education of deaf children in 19th century northern Ireland. And…
Every morning, County Antrim woman Wendy Newbronner’s first task is waking up her three children. Unlike most parents though, she cannot shout into their rooms and tell them to get up. All her sons are deaf. Mrs Newbronner had to pay to learn sign language after her first child was born, and now supports calls…
In Belfast, Derry and Newtownabbey, see the poster for dates and details With BDA Northern Ireland & Health and Social Care board. Refreshment will be provided, please confirm your attendance.