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Latest news
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How Sense International is supporting equality this International Women’s Day
8 March 2020
Today is International Women’s Day, a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political contributions of women.
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World Hearing Day highlights the importance of early intervention
3 March 2020
World Hearing Day takes place today, which raises awareness about deafness and hearing loss and promotes ear and hearing care around the world.
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Sense International Romania hosts special event to celebrate 19th anniversary
20 February 2020
Guests could experience a sensory tent with their eyes and ears covered, perceiving their surroundings through their other senses.
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Sense International Peru wins photography award
31 January 2020
A photograph of a child supported by Sense International Peru has been selected as the winner of the Disability Inclusion Photo Award.
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International Day of Education: Celebrating our achievements
24 January 2020
Today is the International Day of Education which promotes the role of education for global peace and development.
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Extending our support for children with deafblindness in Goa
17 January 2020
Sense International India has been awarded a grant to expand its programme for children and young people with deafblindness and MSI.
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Chance To Shine features as guest campaign on Mumsnet
13 January 2020
Sense International is delighted that its latest Chance To Shine appeal is one of Mumsnet’s January Guest Campaigns.
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Celebrating the results of the screening and early intervention programme funded by the ‘Finding Grace’ appeal
10 January 2020
Our programme for screening for children with multi-sensory impairments in Uganda and Kenya should be rolled out nationally and to other countries.
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Sense International calls on UK public to give children with deafblindness in Kenya their ‘Chance to Shine’
6 January 2020
The Chance To Shine appeal aims to raise funds to test children in Kenya for sight and hearing impairments and support those with deafblindness.
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Sense International looks back at the highlights of 2019
20 December 2019
As 2019 draws to a close, we look back at highlights from the past twelve months.
First published: Tuesday 18 June 2013
Last updated: Friday 6 December 2019
