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  • Bathing And Dressing For Children With Deafblindness: A Step-By-Step Guide

    This step-by-step guide helps caregivers support children with deafblindness in learning bathing and dressing routines to build independence, communication, and body awareness.

  • Mealtime Guide For Caregivers Of Children With Deafblindness

    This resource is a practical guide for caregivers that offers step-by-step, sensory-rich strategies to support children with deafblindness in developing mealtime skills, independence, and confidence.

  • Music and Movement for Children with Deafblindness: A Practical Guide 

    This guide offers practical ways for caregivers and educators to use music and movement to support learning, communication, and inclusion for children with deafblindness.

  • Assistive technology in Kenya

    These assistive technologies can help people living with deafblindness to experience the world in a more accessible way.

  • Mobile apps in Kenya

    Mobile apps can help people living with deafblindness to experience the world in a more accessible way. Here are the ones locally available in Kenya.

  • Local news in Kenya

    Read the latest local news in Kenya covering politics, sports and entertainment.

  • Online books in Kenya

    Open up a world of reading across lots of online books available in Kenya.

  • Local support in Kenya

    These local organisations and government agencies in Kenya can provide you with more support and resources.

  • The United Nations Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities  

    Read this brief presentation of some of the rights of people with disabilities, as they are described in the articles of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities.

  • Ways of communicating with a person with deafblindness 

    It's never too late to start learning a new way of communicating. Find out all the different ways to communicate with a person with deafblindness.

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Global Deafblindness Resource Hub

Resources for supporting people with deafblindness to live, learn and thrive.

    Supported by: Nelumbo Stiftung

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