We have enjoyed meeting all the lovely staff from Deaf Enterprises.
Thank you Deaf Enterprises for making us feel welcome and being friendly.
For more information about what the Deaf Enterprises is, please have a look at their website: deafenterprises.ie
We gave a presentation about who is IrishDeaf.com and what is IrishDeaf.com.
We are very pleased to say that it was successful. A huge thank you to Cork Deaf Association for the great partnership with us such as providing the room and lending us your equipment.
We hope that our partnership will grow bigger in the future.
For more information about Cork Deaf Association, please have a look at their website: www.corkdeaf.ie
Earlier this month, we have a couple of news –
We have sponsored Emma to Skydive on behalf of a charity called “Deaf Ethiopia Project“! 🙂
Deaf Ethiopia Project works to keep the ALDS (Ambo Deaf School) and continuing to help transform the lives of the Deaf children in Ambo, Ethiopia.
Another happy camper (Gin) with his win from our sponsorship!
If you are seeking a sponorship or donations for your charity or organisation from us – please contact us for more details.
Mind the Gap Films produced Sign Up!, an 8 part Deaf Adult Literacy series, for Dublin Community TV in the Summer of 2008, in cooperation with the Irish Deaf Society. The show was aimed at members of the Irish Deaf community with literacy difficulties and provided general information on topics such as Finding a Job, Saving the Planet, Getting a Mortgage and the Human Body, all through the first language of the Irish Deaf Community, Irish Sign Language (ISL). The show aired on DCTV during the Autumn of 2008.
The Department of Health is recruiting a Non-Executive Chair and a Non-Executive Director to the NI Ambulance Service (NIAS).
This is an exceptional opportunity to share your talents and expertise to make a positive difference to the lives of people in your community. We value and promote diversity and are committed to equality of opportunity for all and appointments made on merit. We believe that the best Boards are those that reflect the communities they serve.
We particularly welcome applications from women, people under 30 years of age, people with disabilities and people from the local ethnic minority communities as these are under-represented in Chair and Non-Executive roles.
Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Venturers are welcome to our weekly Scout Activity meeting held in Old Gym Hall, Deaf Village Ireland on Wednesday’s from 7pm – all boys and girls are welcome.
When? Every Thursday (6 sessions)
Time? 6-8pm.
Where? Ozone, Belfast.
Interested? Text msg 07970984340 or email [email protected]
We are currently (and have been) funding the registered charities which are:
To enquiry about fundraising or sponsorship, please contact us
Houses of the Oireachtas: Watch the debate on the Recognition of Irish #SignLanguage for the Deaf Community Bill 2016 in the Seanad – the bill was debated on the 19 October 2016 #seeforyourself #ISL Irish Deaf Society
To read the #Seanad debate click here: http://bit.ly/2eZ7WRW
You can also watch all Seanad Playbacks here: http://www.oireachtas.ie/viewdoc.asp?DocID=33766&&CatID=129
Relief Panel of Travel Escorts (Part-time) required for Holy Family School for the Deaf and Boarding Campus on various routes nationally which include but are not limited to:
1. Laois – Dublin, Longford/Kinnegad – Dublin, Ashbourne – Dublin, Wicklow – Dublin, Dublin city and county.
Travel days Monday to Friday inclusive working to school term.
2. Donegal – Dublin, Galway – Dublin, Cork – Dublin, Tralee – Dublin
Travel days normally Sundays and Fridays on public transport working to school term.