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DeafBlind Ontario Services + Array Services

Enriching Lives OneTouch and Sign at a Time

Under one umbrella, providing an array of services to people who are Deaf, hard of hearing, non-verbal and deafblind.

Events

Savour the Senses
Oct 23, 2021Virtual
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Delight your senses, savour the flavours Discover the intertwining flavours of fine chocolate, wine and “shine” (moonshine) – all from the comfort of home. Our team of experts (Chocolatier, Sommelier, and Whiskey maker) will guide you through an exploration of the senses and engage in lively discussions about the pairings
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WIN WIN WIN 50/50 Raffle
Oct 29, 2021Online
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WIN-WIN…WIN? That’s right! By participating in the WIN-WIN-WIN 50-50, you are supporting three non-profits and enriching the lives of people who have diverse abilities across Ontario. In 2019, PHSS, DeafBlind Ontario Foundation and Community Living Chatham-Kent formed an integrative partnership to focus on strengthening the collective abilities of all three organizations and share specialized
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Sensory Integration: Making Sensory Engagement Meaningful
Nov 15, 2021Virtual
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This workshop is for organizations, support staff and family members who are interested in learning about the senses and how the brain processes and organizes information from the body and environment. The focus of this presentation is to deepen your understanding of sensory integration, sensory integration disorder, and the impact
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Communication 101: Bridging The Gap
Jan 17, 2022Virtual
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Formerly known as Total Communication Approach Workshop This unique workshop provides learning opportunities for organizations or individuals who are looking to expand their knowledge and understanding of individuals with a sensory loss and communication need. This interactive workshop will address: – Sensory Loss – Characteristics and Implications – Total Communication
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Success Stories

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Christie’s Story

Meet Christie, a funny and friendly young woman who enjoys volunteering in her community, spending time outdoors and her favourite activity, swimming! Diagnosed at a young age with Cornelia de Lange syndrome – a genetic disorder present from birth that causes low vision and hearing – Christie is deafblind.

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Impact on Families

Any story on professional caregiving will naturally focus on the individual receiving services and supports, but the family – the other caregivers – should not be overlooked. The impact on them is equally meaningful, and for many, the additional support can “give them back their lives.”

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Impact on Families

Any story on professional caregiving will naturally focus on the individual receiving services and supports, but the family – the other caregivers – should not be overlooked. The impact on them is equally meaningful, and for many, the additional support can “give them back their lives.”

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