At the Caritas Deaf Development Programme, we have leadership training going on as a preliminary step to establishing a national association of the deaf.

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People and activities in the Cambodian deaf world
At the Caritas Deaf Development Programme, we have leadership training going on as a preliminary step to establishing a national association of the deaf.
This week the Deaf Leadership Training Program had an all-day meeting to finalize a concept paper or proposal to be sent to be considered for funding by the Finnish Association of the Deaf. Here the Cambodian staff members of the training team and the management of DDP discuss whether to approve or not the draft version of the proposal.
After a carcinoma was removed from my right forearm, I needed to change the bandage every two days and it was almost impossible with just one hand. Today I asked some of the deaf students to help.
Today we had the third and final day of training for job coaching for people with disabilities. We got a lot of good information but it will be a major initiative to implement it as a DDP project.
Today we began a second three-day training on job coaching for people with disabilities.
Patrick Labelle is a French friend of the deaf who has developed an app for learning and using sign language. It’s for use by deaf children more than the general public.
The United Nations Development Programme has been conducting an analysis of the situation of deaf people in Cambodia. Today there was a workshop to review the initial findings and offer comments and corrections.
We have intensive Deaf Leadership Training going on at DDP but it was interrupted Friday by a power cut.