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Mr Rydge farewells RIDBC's board after 30 years 04/05/2009 After more than 30 years as a member of the Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children’s Board of Directors, including 14 as its President, Mr Norman B Rydge AM,OBE, is signing off. |
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Looking to Scotland to help Australia 04/05/2009 In 2008, the Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children launched OzViskids, a major initiative to give long-term benefits for Australia’s vision impaired children. |
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RIDBC's new multimedia resource helps families everywhere 04/05/2009 The Parliamentary Secretary for Disabilities and Children’s Services, The Hon Bill Shorten MP, launched RIDBC’s new multimedia resource on Tuesday 24 March that will help hearing parents communicate with their deaf child. |
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Kiara’s Next Big Step 04/05/2009 When Kiara was only two months old, doctors confirmed what her mother Elisabeth was already suspecting – Kiara was going blind. |
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Ariana 04/05/2009 One-year-old Ariana has a condition called microopthalmus, meaning her eyes never fully developed – her right eye is barely there and her left eye is only partially formed. Ariana has no useable sight. Blindness for her is complete darkness. |
