By Sharon Doherty | Project Leader
Final Report: 50 Deaf Children in Mexico Need Sign Language
After eight successful years, this project is coming to a close, but the mission continues! Please visit our new project, “Language Acquisition for Deaf Children in Mexico (#62010)”, to continue supporting our work.
Thanks to your generosity, dozens of Deaf children at EEESMA School for the Deaf have received a quality education in Mexican Sign Language (LSM) and written Spanish, from preschool through high school. Graduates are now gaining vocational and computer skills, preparing for meaningful employment and independent lives.
The impact has been profound. Families now attend bi-weekly sign language classes at EEESMA, creating stronger connections and communication at home. And thanks to our partnership with Signs&Smiles.org, an open-source mobile app is now freely available, giving families across Mexico access to LSM wherever they are.
Your support has changed the future for Deaf children and their families; building awareness, inclusion, and opportunity.
Although this project is closing, our mission continues stronger than ever. We invite you to keep making a difference by supporting: Language Acquisition for Deaf Children in Mexico (#62010)
Thank you for helping us to break the silence and transform lives!
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By Sharon Doherty | Project Leader
By Sharon Doherty | Project Leader
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