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Where to get more information
Here is a small selection of organizations and printed materials that can
provide useful information about deafness and young children. We have
tried to list organizations and materials covering as many of the topics
in this book as possible, and to include groups working in all areas of the
world. Many of the printed materials are easy to adapt and often include
other helpful resource lists.
organizations
Alexander Graham Bell Association for
the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
(AG Bell)
3417 Volta Place, NW
Washington, DC 20007
USA
phone: (1-202) 337-5220
tty: (1-202) 337-5221
fax: (1-202) 337-8314
website: www.agbell.org
AG Bell offers its members a wide range of
programs and services about hearing loss,
resources, and support and encouragement
from people who know and understand deaf
issues and needs. AG Bell publishes and
distributes books, brochures, instructional
materials, videos, CDs, and audiocassettes
related to hearing loss.
Ali Yavar Jung National Institute for
the Hearing Handicapped
K.C. Marg
Bandra Reclamation, Bandra (W)
Mumbai 400 050
India
phone: (91-22) 2640-0215, 2645-5937
fax: (91-22) 2642-2638
website: www.ayjnihh.org
Collects and shares information about
deafness, offers training, and develops
strategies for early identification,
intervention, and rehabilitation services.
Source for teaching aids, films, and audio
visuals on vocational training, job placement,
and other issues.
Christian Blind Mission International
(CBMI)
Nibelungenstrasse 124
D-64625 Bensheim
Germany
phone: (49-6251) 131-215
fax: (49-6251) 131-165
website: www.cbmi.org
The Christoffel Blindenmission International
(CBMI) works to prevent blindness and
supports medical, educational, and
community-based rehabilitation activities for
disabled persons. They also offer support to
deaf and hard-of-hearing people.
Deaf Africa Fund (DAF)
Chapel Cottage, 7 King Street
Much, Wenlock
Shropshire TF13 6BL
United Kingdom
phone: (44-1952) 727- 093
fax: (44-1952) 728- 473
Promotes educational opportunities for
deaf children in
poor countries.