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Presenter Ashley Kendall talks to us about howDeaf President, Colin Allen, in the month he succeeds Maryanne proud he was to be asked to do it and how amazing theDiamond as Chair of the International Disability Alliance. Another new appointee talking to us this month is Alastair We find out how the National Deaf Studies Curriculum hasMcEwin who next month becomes, we believe, the first Deaf changed Deaf education, salute Majella McAteer of the BDAperson to be appointed to the post of Disability Discrimination after her heroic marathon run and look back at some of theCommissioner at the Australian Human Rights Commission.

We have plenty more news and features foryears old and still going strong. We mark the milestone you to enjoy in the summer sunshine we hope. They are calling it the mostFrance at football. The impact on our country and our economy will be huge and it will determine our future in or out of a reformed European Both Coronation Street and Emmerdale did their small bit Union. It was encouraging topopular UK soap Coronation Street last month to coincide see a positive portrayal of deaf people in a mainstreamwith Deaf Awareness Week.

It was refreshing to see more opportunities for deaf people as part of the team on and off screen. He was then taken to the studio to watch rehearsals. Ashley Kendall writes exclusively for BDN about his Newsround experienceMany of our younger readers will recall seeing me appearing to rehearse a shoot not for broadcast.

We had a debrief meeting after this test shootNewsround would ever deliver the news in the language we and the Newsround team were very positive and enthusiastic,hold so dear, British Sign Language. Now they finally have! Not only that, but I was fortunate enough to be chosen topresent it! The feedback When I was asked to present a BSL edition of Newsround, from the community has been so positive and overwhelmingI was firstly very surprised.

It took me a while to believe that from the moment it went out. I thought we would have to wait another decade for that tohappen. All I can say is that wemainstream news programme. Itit recognised my presenting credentials, and I found that very may take time but patience is key to getting better things in life!

So of course, I accepted! I truly hope you all enjoyed watching the BSL Newsround Two weeks prior to the shoot date, we travelled up to — finally deaf children have had their first taste of theMediaCityUK in Salford to meet with executives from the access to news they richly deserve! The 'Right from the Start' campaign is so important as it is shining a light on what deaf children and young people can achieve with the right support.

Our pictures show the projection onto the Shell building on the evening of May 10 which featured the images of deaf babies. Each image appeared for around three seconds on a repeated seven minute loop. Thousands of babies whose lives have been transformed by Sallyann Nason early identification due to new-born hearing screening were Sallyann Nason celebrated last month in a spectacular visual display in London.

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Most babies born deaf are identified within a few weeks, however many are being let down because they are not receiving the level of support needed at this critical development stage. However, someone with the disabilitychair Molly Berry. With PIP, unlike DLA,people can be asked to attend a medical assessment but it Charlie Allen, an year-old who uses two cochlearseems that these assessments have led to some Deaf people implants, had her PIP application rejected after what hadlosing money they had previously been in receipt of.

The reason given by the assessor was that she could quite clearly cope in The DWP contracts private companies to carry out the situations with other people. Charlie argued that while she coped at the interview she The BBC spoke to Deaf applicant Graham Crabb who was needed assistance to purchase assistive technology to copetold to apply for PIP in August He was asked to attend in other situations in her life. He was told to go home. To be eligible for PIP, claimants must get enough points across different categories related to help with daily living The same thing happened on another two occasions.

The more points given, the moreAfter three failed attempts ATOS wrote to him and said they benefit awarded. Graham approached RAD for help. On his behalf, they The British Deaf Association says that failing to providerequested that DWP re-consider his case but this was refused. Thomas is one of the top six teachers in the UK in line to win a The star-studded awards ceremony takes place in London prestigious Pearson Teaching Award for Teacher of the Year.

She teaches English at Exeter Deaf Academy which specialises in education and care tailored to the individual needs of Deaf young people aged Using innovative methods, she ensures Deaf students can access educational resources through creative experiences using a combination of English and British Sign Language BSL. This bilingual teaching philosophy means students can understand complex texts such as Shakespeare and Of Mice and Men, as any hearing student in a mainstream school does. William has already started his Level 2 qualification.

The course will also improve youron a high. I will be back oneday, though, as I enjoy being at the club and I am considering The coach bursary scheme is part of DEAFinitelya chairperson role at the club. Sharing experiences Apart from Louise, there is also a six with video communication is and finding out that you are not alone are important benefits of the new strong admin team who help maintain Deaf Women Health UK private a positive atmosphere within the groupincreasing and contact with the wider and offer support to members shouldDeaf community is available instantly Facebook group.

This new place to go for Deaf women Louise told BDN about the idea forAnother benefit of this new easier to share their experiences on health the group: I felt thereto deal with alone. They also use the services short time it has existed, broken down members go to see their doctor or aof a Deaf counsellor and a Deaf some of the barriers for Deaf women health professional if they are at allstudent doctor.

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The group now gives them I strongly believe the advice of thenumbers in the first 48 hours. It was very successful. All videos and share their own information life. Better awareness saves lives. We useful and can open up a bit more. Talking to someone with a similar issue allows you to Louise sees her group going from compare experiences or even approach strength to strength. When I first set it health we have had a member explain up I never thought it would reach what a personality disorder means. They hospital appointment there use a video conferencing device to is always some uncertainty.

However, This is perfectly natural as this comes with its own problems. The good Sometimes the signal could be lost, and thing is we can remove at least some of then what happens to the patient? Would that not add to ensure that Deaf people have access understand BDA Scotland Health to your feelings of worry and doubt? There are Review There has to be Through no fault of your own you are not an estimated 12, people in Scotland something in place to ensure the getting the vital basic information that using sign language at home; this is patients receive adequate service.

BDA Scotland intends to raise request to know what is wrong and what A Deaf man in Dundee was asked awareness of these issues facing the the next stage is to resolve the problem. I would like to give you a few days before being able to see the Review They also intend to some figures from a survey conducted doctor. Scotland Health Review In another, boards throughout Scotland. Two out of three Deaf people have one man who had recently moved had A recommendation they give is that requested an interpreter to be present access to an interpreter in his previous paramedics and ambulance staff should at their hospital appointment and have residency.

Currently he has problems have basic deaf awareness training. The not received one. Scottish Government passed a Bill on This is a very serious issue and an Bringing a child into the world is 17 September known as the BSL alarming one. When no interpreter is complicated enough without adding Scotland Bill.

Its aims are to promote provided, what do the patients do? In lack of communication.

There have awareness of British Sign Language. This in knowing why or what was happening. BSL and to promote the language. A case like this was reported by The still in the process of becoming an Act.

Imagine going with a loved one to Guardian in Both parents were The main problem seems to be a lack a hospital appointment. Now imagine not provided with an interpreter so of interpreters. What can be done to having to explain to them they are going had to rely on their year-old girl to combat this? I myself have seen an to have a complicated procedure or explain what was happening.

The worst month-old child get taught very are terminally ill. This scenario is sadly part is that these incidents are not simple sign language at nursery. The child can speak only a little and previously described in a television In Maryland US, an estimated 55, is not deaf but it makes it easier for the documentary conducted by the BBC. This figure is levels of sign language be taught to any how no interpreter was available, so according to a census conducted by the child at school? To quote the main issue, however it seems like to them that they were terminally the Baltimore Sun: This traumatic incident obviously encounter difficulty in the health care right direction.

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Possibly start classes for adults The Scottish Government in According to the Statesman Journal to learn sign language. The only certainty funded the British Deaf Association , technology is used to help is that much more needs to be done in Scotland. The thinking behind this was tackle the problem of not having an order to address this serious issue.

Paddy Ladd came together to form the Deaf The aim was to instil pride and said: The fact that some hearing curriculum, which is relevant to their Children, and celebrated the launch children are being taught about Deaf experiences. Our teaching staff are of the first website of its kind, Culture, Community and History committed to delivering a high quality www.

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Terry Riley marked this special society for both communities. The Social and Cultural development Curriculum website, which contains most notable example is Deaf culture. SMSC for every child: Now, in , seven years later, there ease. To encourage empathy and are more than 75 schools across the UK understanding of others through topics using and working from the National One of the most important and like Helen Keller who set the standard Deaf Studies Curriculum. In addition to positive consequences of learning and expectation for Deafblind people this, the NDS Curriculum is also being Deaf Studies is that the more Deaf and all over the world.

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I have not now, will later find themselves toevents provide an important learning seen some children, who are now young be most at home with. In addition to this, other adults, taking part in the Deaflympics,Deaf schools and units visit us at Frank working in different levels of I share the hope of Paddy Ladd,Barnes School. This also means that employment and out in the community. The Deaf Visual Archivewww. Search for films and photographs using keywords, tags or even names! Expanding and Networking Microcomputers. Retrieved September 25, Retrieved 15 September The Wall Street Journal.

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