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Canadian Helen Keller Centre
The
Canadian Helen Keller Centre, Inc. Newsletter
Index of Online Volumes
Bridging
Hands has been produced
with the financial support of Canada Post Corporation.
Literacy is Canada Post's corporate charitable focus.
Bridging Hands has
a distribution of approximately 950 per quarter (not including
copies downloaded from the website, copies forwarded by original
recipients through email or paper copies passed on to others.)
The objective is to increase distribution to include
all persons who are Deaf-Blind as well as to educate persons
who come into contact with persons who are Deaf-Blind. These
areas include education, nursing & nursing homes, government
and disability service providers and supporters.
So few know about Deaf-Blindness and it is only through
education that people will learn about the disability, the
available services and the need to increase services.
The
newsletter is produced 4 times per year in various accessible
formats. We provide electronic, Braille and large print.
To
become a subscriber, please email CHKC.
- Winter
2005, Volume 14 (Word
format)
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September
2005, Volume 13 (Word
format)
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June
2005, Volume 12 (Word
format)
- Winter
2005, Volume 11 (Word format)
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Fall
2004, Volume 10 (Word format)
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Summer
2004, Volume 9 (Word format)
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Spring
2004, Volume 8 (Word format)
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Winter
2004, Volume 7 (Word format)
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Fall 2003, Volume 6 (HTML format)
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Summer
2003, Volume 5 (HTML format)
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Spring
2003, Volume 4 (Word format)
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Winter
2003, Volume 3
(Word format )
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The Canadian
Helen Keller Centre is the first skills training centre
in Canada where individuals who are Deaf-Blind can upgrade or
gain independent living and technical skills.
Through our web site, our goal is to inform persons
who are deaf-blind, their families, service providers, volunteers,
supporters, and the general public about the needs, concerns
and challenges of persons living with both vision and hearing
loss.
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The Ontario Trillium Foundation, an agency of
the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Recreation, receives annually
$100 million of government funding generated through Ontario's
charity casino initiative. It allocates grants to eligible
charities and not for profit organizations in the arts,
culture, sports, recreation, environment and social service sectors.
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