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Special Report: Late Show mocks the Deaf Community
Special Report: Late Show mocks the Deaf Community from i DEAF NEWS on Vimeo.
Special Report: Late Show mocks the Deaf Community
We are pleased to send you the latest newsletter from WIDHH, your one-stop source for information & services.
Learn about the latest news in…
-Board & Award of Merit Nominations
-United Way BBQ Update
-Why is WIDHH Different?
-Community Updates
-Winter Holiday Hours
WBP is pleased to be returning to the Fraser Valley to provide a workshop: “Out of the Fog – Understanding & Overcoming Depression”
Topics:
– What is Depression?
– Identifying the Symptoms
– Finding Hope (what are treatment options?)
– Do you or someone you know express or wonder:
“I don’t feel like myself?”
“Why my mood low?”
“Why do I have no motivation to…?”
Presented in ASL by: Sabrina Blasberg, Mental Health Clinician & Lois Wood, Mental Health Counsellor
Date: Saturday December 1, 2012
Time: 1:15 – 4:15p.m.
Location: Clearbrook Library, 32320 George Ferguson Way, Abbotsford, BC V2T 6N4
To register or request interpreters, contact: Lisa Anderson, WBP Workshop Coordinator, at: wbp.workshops@vch.ca, TTY 604-456-0901 or FAX 604-456-0904
For more details, such as Presenter’s Bio’s, see flyer.
Click here to view the flyer
Submitted by: Lisa Anderson, WBP Workshops Coordinator
Hello all,
The WBP is pleased to announce that it will be hosting Open Sign & Talk Town Hall events around BC when there are scheduled workshops.
This gives the Community a chance to meet the new Program Coordinator, John Fraser and receive WBP updates.
Community members can also learn more about WBP Programs & Services, and have an opportunity to ask questions. This is also a chance for the Workshop Coordinator to get feedback to help plan future workshops, especially in the out of town locations.
The second WBP Open Sign & Talk will take place in Abbotsford, on December 1, 2012. See flyer for more details.
What: WBP Sign & Talk Town Hall meeting
When: Saturday December 1, 2012
Time: 10:30am. – 12:30pm.
Location: Clearbrook Library, 32320 George Ferguson Way, Abbotsford, BC V2T 6N4
Please note that the Open Talk & Sign is separate from the “Out of the Fog” workshop the same day. You do not need to register for the Open Sign & Talk. It is open to everyone.
You do need to register for the workshop, see separate deafbc.ca posting with more details on how to register.
Submitted by: Lisa Anderson, WBP Workshops Coordinator
Hello all,
The Deaf, Hard of Hearing & Deaf-Blind is pleased to bring the “Get Rid of Your Clutter!” workshop to Victoria.
Who: Leanor Vlug, Presenter
Dates: Friday November 16 & Saturday November 17, 2012
Times: Friday, 6:30 – 9:00pm. & Saturday, 9:00am. – 1:00pm.
For more details re: Presenter Biography and workshop description, see flyer.
Registration & Interpreter requests can be directed to:
Juliette Geidt at: sjmorrison12@yahoo.ca
Jenny Laing at: jenny@idhhc.ca, or 250-592-8147 TTY, or 250-592-8199 FAX
Please note that we are currently working on workshop location, and as soon as it is confirmed, we will announce the Room and Location information.
Submitted by: Lisa Anderson, WBP Workshop Coordinator, wbp.workshops@vch.ca
Geneva Centre for Autism is proud to present this unique 3-hour training session on Wednesday November 21st from 9:30am – 12:30pm – either live in person at Geneva Centre, or via webinar. This workshop was developed to give some insight into the challenges of helping children and adults with the dual diagnosis of autism and deafness. Autism and deafness mirror each other in the early years and this makes an accurate diagnosis very difficult at a time when parents desperately need support.
Attached please find the flyer for the training session, as well below please find the link for registration and session information. Please share this information with any clients or staff who you believe might be interested in the session. If you have any questions, please let me know.
Information & registration:
Click Here
The Province of British Columbia has made significant changes to
individual’s who are on Persons with Disabilities (PWD) pension. The
government of BC have increased the amount of allowable earnings for
employment both part/time and fulltime from $500.00 to $800.00 dollars.
This means that individuals on PWD can earn $800.00 dollars a month in
addition to receiving their regular monthly benefits. For more
information please see: http://www.eia.gov.bc.ca/PUBLICAT/bcea/pwd.htm
Tammy Lawley, CCDP
Counseling Team Assistant
Western Institute for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
2125 West 7th Avenue
Vancouver, BC V6K 1X9
TTY: 604.731.8136 / FAX: 604.736.4381 / Voicemail: 604.765.3011
tlawley@widhh.com OR tlawley@rogers.blackberry.net
Have you heard? The Vancouver Strategies to Employment Forum on November 9, 2012 is your opportunity to learn about employment strategies. Registration is free for students and recent graduates. Breakfast and lunch is included.
It will be held at Hilton Metrotown from 9am-4pm.
ASL Interpreters and CART will be provided.
Register at: www.neads.ca/vancouver
Email Jessica for more information at jessica.dunkley@neads.ca
~ A Dinner Event to Remember~
With Special keynote speaker ~ ELLA MAE LENTZ
Saturday ~ November 10, 2012
5:00 P.M. ~ 11:00 P.M.
Bellingham Golf and Country Club
3729 Meridian Street
Bellingham, WA
Entertainments ~ Cash Bar ~ Door Prizes ~ Quilt Draw ~ Silent Auction
$35.00 USD ~ a ticket ($38.00 CDN Funds with Money Order Payable to Ellen Scheppach)
DEADLINE ~ NOVEMBER 5th
Payable ~ NWWCD
Mail ~
Ellen Scheppach
138 Cambridge Drive
Lynden, WA 98264 USA
Pick a Menu: London Broil, Chicken, Wild Salmon or Butternut Squash Ravioli