Join a rhythmic revelry for a cause: Hearing impaired group stage a concert that will help the deaf community resonate with our own frequencies. A fundraising event, Visual Musical Carnival will be held on May 12, 2012 at Amoranto Stadium from 12 nn to 12 midnight.
Funds will be used to support Telecommunications Service Network for the Deaf, Chairman George Taylor as he installs the Video Relay Service- a ground breaking tech that provides a more convenient interpreting service for the hearing impaired
Nice post.It is good to know that we still have too much to offer eventhough some people were impaired.They still have something new to give and share.This is why Braille translation plays a vital role in our community.
ReplyDeleteWhen you’ve got to have a serious conversation, it’s best to have an interpreter at hand who knows what he/she is doing. It's good to know that courts take interpreter training seriously, and that there are qualified, professional interpreting services available for most languages.