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Faith Day a Great Success for Deaf and Blind People in Yorkshire

Thu, Oct 21, 2010 15:17 CET

Organisers of a Faith Access Day this week for deaf, blind and deafblind people across Yorkshire have said the event was a huge success. Over 100 people attended the event, hosted by leading Yorkshire charity coHearentVision and aimed at people from all faiths and backgrounds. The event, on 19th October at Shire View Centre for Visually Impaired People in Headingley, Leeds, offered deaf and blind people the opportunity to talk to representatives from a number of different faiths and religions. It was so successful that coHearentVision are now considering making it an annual occasion. Guests

Faith Day being held for Deaf and Blind People in Yorkshire

Mon, Oct 18, 2010 10:43 CET

Deaf, blind and deafblind people from all faiths and backgrounds across Yorkshire are being brought together this week as leading charity coHearentVision holds a Faith Access Day. The multicultural event, being held on 19th October 2010 at Shire View Centre for Visually Impaired People in Headingley, Leeds, will offer deaf and blind people in Yorkshire the opportunity to access information and spiritual guidance from a variety of faiths, including senior members of Leeds Sikh community. The day will be full of entertainment, including a set from the world’s first deafblind DJ, Mike Gerwat,

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Faith Day a Great Success for Deaf and Blind People in Yorkshire

Faith Day being held for Deaf and Blind People in Yorkshire

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