DeafKidz International

DeafKidz International promotes rights, self advocacy, & job skills of deaf children. Also promotes access to technology & child health care.

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DeafKidz International

DeafKidz International promotes the rights and self advocacy skills of deaf children. They also help deaf youth gain job skills, access appropriate technology, and access child health care. The organization works in Jamaica, South Africa, Iraq, India, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Pakistan, Sierra Leone, West Bank and the Gaza Strip. In addition, they work on the European Refugee and Migrant crisis in the Netherlands and Greece.

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Best for: Deaf Leader, Deaf member, Development Professional, Government officials, Health Professionals, Professional, Young Adult, Youth
Topics: Advocacy, Assistive Technology, Deaf Assocations, Deaf Children, Deaf Organizations, Employment and Entrepreneurship, Empowerment, Health, Human Rights, NGOs working with deaf community, Working with Deaf People
Countries: Gaza Strip and West Bank, Greece, India, Iraq, Jamaica, Kenya, Netherlands, Pakistan, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Switzerland

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