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Latest news
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HRH Princess Anne attends Sense International Luncheon and meets our Regional Directors
8 October 2018
Her Royal Highness Princess Anne attended a Sense International Luncheon in London alongside our Regional Directors
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2018 report on the situation and rights of persons with deafblindness
18 September 2018
On Friday 14th September 2018, in Geneva, Switzerland, The World Federation of the Deafblind (WFDB) presented the key findings and recommendations...
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Sense International appoints new Chief Executive
1 August 2018
Richard Kramer replaces Gillian Morbey
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Visual Hearing Impairment Membership Association Malawi visits Sense International in London
30 July 2018
Following this week’s Global Disability Summit, five members of the Visual Hearing Impairment Membership Association Malawi (VIHEMA) , visited...
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Celebrating Helen Keller Day around the world
27 July 2018
Sense International celebrated Helen Keller Day around the world
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Sense International joining consortium of charities to deliver inclusive development programme
25 July 2018
Department for International Development (DFID) confirmed funding for a consortium of charities, including Sense International.
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Sense International attending UK’s first ever Global Disability Summit
19 July 2018
On Tuesday 24 July 2018, the UK government will co-host its first ever Global Disability Summit with the International Disability Alliance and the...
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Sense International's work in Kenya highlighted by High Commissioner
16 July 2018
British High Commissioner to Kenya, Nic Hailey, mentions the work of Sense International.
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British people to help transform the lives of children with deafblindness in Bangladesh
22 June 2018
Sense International’s recent ‘My Turn to Learn’ appeal raised over half a million pounds – including a £216k contribution in UK Aid Match funding...
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Persons with deafblindness and inequalities: What the data say, what the reality is, and the road ahead
12 June 2018
Organisations, including Sense International, meet at UN in New York to share some of the key findings of the first global report of persons with...
First published: Tuesday 18 June 2013
Last updated: Wednesday 4 April 2018
