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Latest news
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International Day of the African Child – How Sense International supports children in Kenya and Uganda
15 June 2019
Today (16 June), is International Day of the African Child – first established in 1991 the day aims to raise awareness of the situation of children...
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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
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Sense International appoints new Director
27 March 2017
Alison Marshall joins from the International Planned Parenthood Federation
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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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Training across borders
6 September 2016
Sense’s Head of Children’s Specialist Services, Steve Rose, talks about the programme and his recent trip to Nairobi
First published: Tuesday 18 June 2013
Last updated: Friday 6 December 2019
