How Martha uses and has benefited from the Global Deafblindness Resource Hub

Who is this useful for?

People with deafblindness, parents, teachers and caregivers

Date of publication: February 2026
Created by: Sense International Uganda

This resource shares Martha’s experience of how the Global Resource Hub has equipped her with practical life skills that have strengthened her independence and resilience. Her story demonstrates how resourceful and impactful the Hub can be—not only for persons with deafblindness, but also for caregivers, professionals, and other community members seeking knowledge and support.

Transcript for Martha's video

Martha is sat down on chair and is wearing a t-shirt with cartoon characters drawn on it. She is facing the camera and signs the following:

My name is Mbeiza Martha. My sign name is that. I come from Jinja. I have learned skills, and got information from the Hub on Knitting, baking and hair dressing.

And also, communication for persons with deafblindness. I thank Sense International for the support of the hub.

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