Association For The Blind

has anyone done the Canadian Deaf Blind and Rubella Association Intervenor Training? can you tell me whats involved?
I currently work with a child who is deaf/blind and I am going to do the Intervenor training this month, I am just not sure what is involved with it.

"Intervenors act as the eyes and ears for people who are both deaf and blind."
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2008-05-30 12:20:09 by millm

The Vermont Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired (VABVI) was founded in 1926 with assistance from Helen Keller and the American ...

Dear Subir,

Please contact:-

Andhra Pradesh Vikalangula Corporation,
Deaf & Dumb School Campus,
Malkapet,
Hyderabad - 500 036.

For more details about the National Association, you may please visit www.nabindia.org

Please bring confidence in visually impaired persons. Bring them to main stream of Society.

2007-10-13 07:33:57 by subir t

You mean owners of blind dogs? There is probably a support group somewhere, yes. Here is an information/mailing list for owners of blind dogs, you might find some more info there.

2008-02-18 06:59:24 by chuck

I really want to get into working for the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association. I have looked at various positions on their website and read all the information and there are 3 main positions of interest, Guide Dog Mobility Instructor, Guide Dog Trainer and Rehabilitation Worker. I really want to talk about the positions with someone who knows more about them so I can get more of an idea which is most suitable to me. Is there anyone out there who can point me in the right direction of who to talk to or indeed would you yourself be willing to discuss it with me if you have relevant experience. Thank you!

Why don't you get a point of contact from someone on the website. You can ask them the questions that you have and you could also do a search for local facilities where you live. If there is a local one, you could go to it and call.

www.guidedogsofamerica.org/training.html,www.eyeofthepacific.org/training.htm, www.nfb.org/nfb/guide_dog_schools.asp, www.nfb-nagdu.org/schools.html

Best Wishes
Blessings



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2009-10-07 05:15:17 by Barney

Hi,

You can check the websites for American Foundation For The Blind.
They probably have local chapter at where you live.

2008-07-19 08:35:16 by privateaccessonly