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Latest news
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Sense International holds ‘My Turn to Learn’ Parliamentary event
30 November 2017
Event was held at the House of Lords on 29 November 2017.
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HRH The Princess Royal attends charity ball for children with deafblindness in Bangladesh
19 October 2017
Ball launches Sense International ‘My Turn to Learn’ appeal
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Improving Education and Health for People with Deafblindness in Bangladesh
17 October 2017
Project set up in partnership with the Centre for Disability in Development.
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Fashion designer launches children's clothing to benefit Sense International
14 September 2017
Fashion designer and Sense International Goodwill Ambassador for Tanzania, Khadija Mwanamboka, launches new clothing range to benefit charity
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Lydia graduates in pioneer deafblindness course
22 December 2016
1st certificate course on deafblindness at Kyambogo University, Uganda.
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Deafblindness training in Romania
22 November 2016
Sense International Romania organised their fourth training course in deafblindness as part of the project 'Sense for Life'
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UN member states agreement on the sustainable development goals
5 August 2015
We are particularly pleased to see a commitment to ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education for all, particularly as we know worldwide...
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SI Uganda introduces the first community-based education curriculum
20 October 2014
The curriculum will provide a framework that will support deafblind children to learn in a home setting.
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An update on our work in Kenya - the Wezesha project
22 September 2014
This time last year saw the first deafblind curriculum being rolled out in Kenya. A year on, this has had a huge impact on the quality of education...
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First deafblind curriculum in Kenya
6 August 2013
Edwin Osundwa, country representative for SI Kenya, explains on The Guardian Global Development Professionals Network website.
First published: Tuesday 18 June 2013
Last updated: Wednesday 4 April 2018
