Last My Deaf Story Project Workshop

Posted by Steve Gibson | Oct 6, 2017 | DDYC | 0

Our last My Deaf Story project workshop ? was held yesterday with the DEX Deaf Youth Council (DDYC) – feedback on what was good, what was funny and what could have been better.

We are really pleased to report that the whole group enjoyed the project, ? and many wished they could have had a longer stay at the residential activities centre!

Like all good things, we have had to come to an end…….

We are rolling out the next project this month – Young Deaf Citizenship and Participation – to support the DDYC with its members’ strengths, with more fun times ahead.

About The Author

Steve Gibson

Steve is Deaf, married to Trishy and has four hearing children. He used to be a programmer with British Gas before becoming involved in Further and Higher Education for 25 years. He is now a Workers' Educational Assocation tutor and covers eleven Deaf Literacy and Numeracy classes in South Yorkshire. He sees bilingualism as a vital gateway for Deaf people to participate in the wider society. Steve is passionate on rugby and can be seen to support Doncaster Knights on home matches.

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