RIDBC offers educational support for children with both vision and hearing impairment, usually known as deafblindness. Usually, but not always, these children have additional disabilities.
Our services can stretch from the day a baby or child is diagnosed, until the time they finish their secondary schooling.
We also offer support for the whole family. We believe parents and families play the most important role in a child’s education.
- Advice for parents with a newly diagnosed child
- What degree of deafblindness does RIDBC deal with?
- What is the impact of deafblindness on children?
- Education for children
with deafblindness
- Early Learning Programs
- Preschools
- School-aged services
- Help for parents
- Information about
deafblindness
- General information
- Fact sheets on different types of deafblindness
- Getting around (orientation and mobility)
- Internet resources
- Other families and children, and their stories
- Who to talk to for more information or to enquire about enrolling your child