GVAD letter -re Cora Gray (DOC)
GVAD letter -re Cora Gray (PDF)
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We have exciting summer program offered for children and youth.
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Perhaps you will consider this unique job-that-comes-with-a house for yourself or perhaps you know of a signing support worker who would be delighted to live and work in Duncan on Vancouver Island. Please forward this advertisement on to individuals who sign and organizations serving people who sign.
We are a team dedicated to supporting a Deaf individual to live a good life at home and in the community. We have openings coming up for one or two fluent signers who share our values of caring relationships, compassionate communication, supported inter-dependence, mutual respect, shared laughter and equality. Duncan is a vibrant rural community half way between Nanaimo and Victoria. We think this is a perfect job for a visual language interpreter or a signing support worker.
We may hire one person for both positions (30 hours per week) or we may hire two different people (15 hours per week each).
To apply, email us to tell us about yourself and how you might be a good match for our team. Email: lindadiana.hill@gmail.com as soon as possible with a cover letter, resume and list of references.
1. Signing Good Neighbour (Live-In Support Worker)
You and your family will live in the upper half of a two-story duplex in exchange for providing 1 hour of direct support per day plus being home at night (15 hours total). The duties are:
In this rent-exchange arrangement, you are paid a salary of $1100 per month (equivalent to $17.00 per hour for 64 hours per month) and you pay rent of $1100 per month including heat and utilities.
Your home is a well maintained, 3 bedroom 1100 square foot second floor suite with a large sundeck in a nice neighbourhood 4 km from downtown Duncan. You share a driveway, laundry/storage room and a large yard with the individual you support who lives on the ground floor.
This arrangement is set up to be healthy, comfortable and enjoyable for everyone involved. You will be supporting a very nice person within a live-in caregiver arrangement that is a fair exchange with clear boundaries and a clear job description. The signing good-neighbour has two days off from these duties each month and has three weeks of paid vacation time each year. We are very proud that during the 15 years of hiring signing good neighbours, each good neighbour has stayed with the team for an average of five years.
The preferred date for the signing good neighbour to move in to your new home is sometime after August 1 and sometime before March 1 2019 – our current signing good neighbour is being very flexible so that we can find just the right person.
2. Signing Home and Community Support Worker
You will provide up to 15 hours per week of tactful, compassionate home and community support (1, 2, 3 or 4 afternoons per week including some weekends). You will assist the individual in anxiety management and activities of daily living. You will support communication between this individual and Hearing people who don’t sign. On weekends, you will help to plan and enjoyably carry out social and recreational activities in both the Deaf and Hearing communities and possibly with your family and friends.
The pay ranges from $14 to $17 depending on your training and experience.
The next step is to email us to tell us about yourself and how you might be a good match for our team and when you would be available to start.
Email: lindadiana.hill@gmail.com as soon as possible with a cover letter, resume and list of references.
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An arts organization is offering a workshop presented by a professional Deaf artist for June 13th, 3:45PM – 4:55PM. We are offering a honorarium to a Deaf facilitator at the workshop for a conference called Unrestricted ran by BC Alliance and Greater Vancouver Professional Theatre Alliance. Please send an email to theatreinterpreter@gmail.com
Date: Tuesday, 22-May-2018
Time: 7pm (doors 6.30pm)
Price: Free, but register to guarantee your seat
Location: The Vancouver Aquarium
ASL Interpreter: Yes
Webpage: ocean.org/oceanmatters
Description:
Join us for a fascinating look at the Plainfin Midshipman Fish. Learn about this strange and wonderful singing toadfish that can be found on beaches right here in British Columbia! These fish have many bizarre and wonderful courtship behaviours. They also have an unusual parental care system where the males are the sole protectors of the young. If this is not interesting enough, these fish also have light emitting cells on their body that they use to hunt prey!
Dr. Sigal Balshine, a professor from McMaster University, has been studying these fish and their strange behaviour for over 10 years! She will reveal little known facts about these incredible fish and how they are helping biologists understand the evolution of mating behaviours of all animals!
This event will be signed by an ASL interpreter. Any questions contact ruth.sharpe@ocean.org
Hello, hello!!! Big smile : )
Address: 428 Columbia St, New Westminster
* If Skytrain: Stop in Columbia Station New Westminster, BC V3L 1B1
* If Driving: Free Parking, Park on 6th street second level, you see free park sign (you see “Reserved 24 hours Hot Yoga”) I show picture. Then walk to the street and you see Yoga Studio there. I show picture.
On Saturday, preparation:
SO HAPPY! SO EXCITING! HOT YOGA NEW EXPERIENCE!!!
PLEASE SHARE FACEBOK POST, INVITE MORE DEAF PEOPLE TO COME!!
IF QUESTIONS, PLEASE ASK ME! MY CELL 604.644.9659
Kamloops
When: Thursday May 10th
Time: 2:30pm—4:30pm
Where: 660 Columbia Street
Best Western Hotel
Contact: Ali — 778-987-4162
WBP staff Alison Nutt will be in Kamloops for “drop-in services”.
You can come to talk with Ali about the WBP, ask about services we have, schedule to make an appointment, or share ideas about your community.
Don’t need an appointment — just drop-in!
Text Ali when you arrive
Need More Information?
Email: WellBeing.Staff@vch.ca
Text: 778-987-4174
Toll-free TTY: 1-800-949-1155
WHEEL VOICES POWER PLAY is open to anyone who self-identifies with disability and inclusive of Deaf participants.
ASL Interpreters will be present at the roundtable and the duration of the intensive.
No theatre experience necessary.
Workshop is fully subsidized and is offered free of charge
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Meet WIDHH’s Acting Executive Director
WIDHH would like to introduce Grace Shyng, Acting Executive Director. Watch the video below to find out more about what is going on at WIDHH now.
Thank you for watching. Stay tuned as we plan to give regular updates!
If you have any questions, ideas, or comments, please contact Grace Shyng, Acting Executive Director at gshyng@widhh.com
Vancouver, British Columbia | May 31st – June 2nd, 2018
SRV Canada VRS unites people!
Come and meet Community Outreach Specialist and Customer Service Representatives who will provide workshops and customer support in your area.
Do you know that children and youth under the age of majority can register for a VRS number?
Come to the workshop to:
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Thursday, May 31, 2018 – This is ONLY for Children, Youth and Families
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Youth Workshop
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Children Workshop
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Parent Night Session
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Time: 8:45 a.m.
Location: BCSD, Burnaby South
Address: 5455 Rumble Street
Room: Multi-Purpose Room
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Time: 12:45 p.m.
Location: BCSD, South Slope
Address: 4446 Watling Street
Room: #110
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Location: BCSD, South Slope
Address: 4446 Watling Street
Room: Library
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Contact Person
Vice-Principal of Provincial Outreach Program Deaf and Hard of Hearing
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Saturday, June 2, 2018 |
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Community Workshop and Customer Support Time: 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Location: Douglas College Address: 700 Royal Ave, New Westminster Workshop: Room #N2201 Support: Room #N3407 and #N3406 |
Customer Support Booth @ Deaf Deaf World Time: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Location: Vancouver Community College Address: 1155 E Broadway, Building B Room: Event Space on 2nd floor |
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Contact Person Kimberly Wood: gvadpresident@gmail.com President, Greater Vancouver Association of the Deaf
Deaf-Blind need tactile interpreters? Please RSVP by May 18th at gvadpresident@gmail.com |
Contact Person Vincent Chauvet: vchauvet@vcc.ca Department Head of ASL & Deaf Studies Vancouver Community College
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If you plan to set up a new account or have questions concerning your account or app, please bring your data network supported devices (any smartphone, tablet and/or laptop with your own data plan).
The Workshops and Technical Support are FREE of charge and offered in American Sign Language.
Hosted and Sponsored By:
VICE-PRINCIPAL
BC PROVINCIAL SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF K-12
The Vice-Principal – BCSD (K – 12), working as a member of the district’s instructional leadership team, will have primary responsibility for implementing, managing and supervising a wide range of educational and support services for students enrolled in the provincial school for the deaf. The Vice-Principal will work closely with the administrative leadership team at Burnaby South Secondary and South Slope Elementary and share responsibilities for the overall operation of the school.
Qualifications:
Preference will be given to an applicant who possesses the following qualifications:
This administrative assignment will include some teaching responsibilities at K – 12 levels.
Please provide a detailed résumé including professional credentials, statement of educational philosophy and three current letters of professional reference (2018).
We ask that applications for all positions be submitted by 4:00 pm Friday, May 18th, 2018 to:
Human Resources
(Vice-Principal BCSD Posting)
5325 Kincaid Street
Burnaby, B.C. V5G 1W2
E-Mail: http://applications@burnabyschools.ca