Hi,
Can someone please tell me where I can get more info about the
Deafblind Communications Book?
I live in sa so can't attend the event, but would love to learn more.
Thanks
Jasper
On 27/11/2017, Carla Anderson <Carla.Anderson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Will be an apology as I will be in Sydney. Wishing you all the best with....................................................
this valuable communication book launch.
Carla
Carla Anderson
National Manager - Deafblind Services | Able Australia | Camberwell
T: 1300 225 369 | DL: 03 9046 0559 | M: 0434 884 450 (SMS only)
From: dbaust-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:dbaust-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Trudy Ryall
Sent: Monday, 27 November 2017 5:01 PM
To: dbaust@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [dbaust] Reminder Deafblind Communications Book launch 6/12/17
Hello
This is a reminder of the event below to those who have confirmed that are
coming and are on the RSVP list.
Trudy & DBV
Deafblind Victorians and Melbourne City Council
Deafblind Communications Book launch
When: Wednesday 6th December 2017
Time: 11.30 am until 3 pm.
Where: Ross House. Level 4. The Hayden Raysmith room 247 Flinders Lane
Melbourne VIC 3000.
Lunch and drinks will be provided. If you have any dietary food requirements
please let DBV know.
Auslan interpreters are provided.
* Please let DBV know if there is any other support you need?
* Please inform DBV if you are bringing a support person with you.
Please RSVP early, as; there are limited spaces available for bookings.
Please RSVP by Wednesday 22 November 2017
Email: deafblindadvocacy@xxxxxxxxx
Please let DBV know are you coming (YES) or not coming (NO.)
Hope to see you there Deafblind Victorians
The Communication Book Project (Information.).
Deafblind Victorians (DBV) is hosting a special event.
DBV received funding from Melbourne City Council for a project to create a
Deafblind communication book with information about deafblindness, different
communication needs, and guide techniques and with a finger spelling cards
to give out to the community.
This book will help the community such as public transport, police and
cafes, local councils and so on to learn about Deafblind Victorians
(self-advocacy group) and about the deafblind community needs. DBV want to
increase more awareness and increase more accessibility in the community for
deafblind people.
This is a great opportunity for the deafblind community to advocate for
themselves within their own communities.
Deafblind Victorians.
Trudy Ryall
E: trudy.ryall@xxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:trudy.ryall@xxxxxxxxxxx>
M: 0401324381
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