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23.01.2022 DEAFBLIND CONNECT SHIRT ORDERS APPROX PRICE POLOS - $50 T-SHIRT- $45... MORE INFO TO COME OR CONTACT ALISHA OR GEOFF [email protected] [email protected]

22.01.2022 Deafblind awareness training for family and Circle members. 1st photo shows Steve Ripley sharing his story. 2nd photo shows a group of people sitting at tables watching Steve present. 3rd photo shows a woman taking notes of Deafblindness. 4th photo shows 2 women using tactile finger spelling. ... 5th photo shows 2 people sitting at a table with a guide dog. 6th photo shows a man and a women using tactile Auslan to communicate. See more

05.01.2022 Last weeks deafblind xmas 2020 photos here 1st photo shows 2 women smiling 2nd photo shows a deafblind women using touch to meet a deafblind man... 3rd photo shows a deaf man and a deafblind man with their thumbs up 4th photo shows a woman using tactile spelling with a deafblind man 5th photo shows a deafblind man talking with a blind man 6th photo shows 2 deafblind men smiling 7th photo shows 2 deafblind men talking using tactile finger spelling 8th photo shows deafblind peers their support workers, interpreters, and allies enjoying themselves 9th photo shows 2 deafblind men talking hand over hand See more

04.01.2022 Able Australia mourns the passing of Alisha Hill on Christmas Eve. Alisha was a remarkable woman who made a huge impact on everyone who knew her, both within an...d outside the deafblind community. Alisha was an Able Australia Debbie Prior finalist in 2019 in recognition of the work she had undertaken training Communication Guides for the deafblind community in Adelaide. In celebration of this incredible achievement Alisha organized for the Graduation Ceremony to be held at Government House in South Australia a huge honour for everyone involved. It also was not a one-off project. On the back of this success Alisha was working on training even more Communication Guides for the South Australian deafblind community. The loss of Alisha at such a young age is difficult to process. She was a smart, warm, funny, caring person who made an enormous contribution to the deafblind community. Most of all, Alisha was a humble person often surprised by the attention her work drew. Our thoughts go out to everyone in Alisha’s family. We cannot begin to know their grief. We are so thankful for the time we were able to have with Alisha and feel very grateful knowing she was part of our lives. Rest in peace dear friend.

03.01.2022 HUNTER DEAFBLIND GROUP ARE LOOKING FOR MORE DEAFBLIND MEMBERS IF YOU KNOW ANY DEAFBLIND PEOPLE PLEASE ASK THEM TO JOIN OUR GROUP, LIKE AND FOLLOW OUR GROUP. THANKS

02.01.2022 Deafblind drop in days will start on the 22nd January. WHEN 22/1/2021 WHERE 408 KING ST NEWCASTLE WEST LEVEL 3... TIME 10AM - 1PM WHO THIS IS FOR EVERYONE IN DEAFBLIND COMMUNITY. FAMILY, FRIENDS, AND ALLIES ARE WELCOME WHY THIS IS TO HAVE A COFFEE, CHAT, BE SOCIAL, MEET PEERS, HAVE FUN AND ENJOY,