Visually Handicapped News Today

Singapore News - Gardens by the Bay is set to become a more welcoming place for people with disabilities and special needs, with upcoming initiatives such as having a quiet hour for people with autism and an inclusive playground for children. Starting from the second quarter of 2024, the... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Gardens initiatives include a quiet hour for individuals with autism and an inclusive playground. Read more at straitstimes.com.

On January 4th, annually, the world pauses to celebrate the birth of Louis Braille, the brilliant mind behind the tactile language — Braille.

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(We are occasionally rerunning Jim McKee columns from the past. This one was published April 14, 2013)

When: Second Monday of every month. Where: First Christian Church in the Fellowship Hall 210 North 5th, Ponca City When: November 13, 2023 at 10 am Speaker: Kelley Gutierrez, Specialist for Deaf, Blind, and Visually Handicapped Services. Speakers and discussions involve finding solutions for poor vision or mobility.

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ZAVH executive director Timothy Mudarikwa also added that as the digital world evolves, people with disabilities need to continue learning and exploring.

Working towards more accessible public transportation.

ZAVH executive director Timothy Mudarikwa also added that as the digital world evolves, people with disabilities need to continue learning and exploring.