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Latest news
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My Turn to Learn - Then and now
7 May 2019
Earlier this year, staff from Sense International went to Bangladesh to see first-hand the impact the My Turn to Learn UK Aid Match appeal has had....
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Four runners take on the London Marathon for Sense International
2 May 2019
On Sunday (28April), four brave runners took on the challenge of the London Marathon in aid of Sense International. Alex Mindel, Alexander Sultan...
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First screening programme launched in Tanzania
27 March 2019
Sense International Tanzania launches the country’s first screening and early intervention programme for children with deafblindness/MSI. The three...
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Send My Friend to School coalition publishes ‘Unlocking education for everyone’ report
11 February 2019
The coalition, which Sense International is part of, is calling on the UK Government to lead globally, work with countries, and invest more, and...
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Sense International Romania turns 18!
2 February 2019
On February 2nd, Sense International Romania turns 18 years old! 18 years of learning, step by step, to make the wishes, the dreams, the successes...
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'Confronting life' autobiography launch
18 April 2018
Vasile Adamescu, who is deafblind published his second autobiography
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Celebrating the conclusion of the Project 'Improving Opportunities for Deafblind People’ in Peru
4 April 2018
Big Lottery funded project, focusing on improving the health and wellbeing of children with deafblindness and multiple disabilities.
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My Turn to Learn appeal
18 October 2017
Sense International has launched a new appeal to help transform the lives of children and young adults with deafblindness in Bangladesh
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Children with deafblindness access education in East Africa
7 June 2017
Over the last 3 years, Sense International has supported more than 1,100 children with deafblindness in East Africa to access education through its...
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1,300 km travelled, hundreds of people involved
7 May 2017
The Sensabilitate Caravan begins it's tour of Romania
First published: Tuesday 18 June 2013
Last updated: Friday 6 December 2019
