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YAVORIV, Ukraine-- Students at the Maheriv school watch a video on the dangers of unexploded ordinance during a mine risk education program. The program is combined with an ongoing health awareness course and educates children in cities surrounding the International Peacekeeping and Security Center on the risk of entering the training area. The program, which is a combined effort between the Joint Multinational Training Group-Ukraine Civil Affairs Team, the IPSC and local communities, is part of JMTG-U's efforts to increase awareness, mitigate risk and clear training areas of UXO. (Army photo by Capt. Scott Kuhn)
Christina wanted to join daddy in what he was doing (trying to spell deaf using his fingers) and this is her attempt at the letter D
This week is Deaf Awareness week. In the UK there are almost 9 million deaf and hard of hearing adults of which nearly 7 million are severely or profoundly deaf.
1 in 1000 children are deaf at the age of 3 and currently there are around 20,000 children who are moderately to profoundly deaf covering the ages of 0-15 years old. Only 12,000 of these children were born deaf.
It is important to raise awareness, never underestimate how being Deaf can affect somebody's life. Just learning the alphabet in sign language, or learning how to speak clearly, facing the person you are speaking to, can make a huge difference. Being patient, innovative and calm also helps.
The NDCS have announced that the theme for this year's Deaf Awareness week is "Look at Me".
"This theme aims to improve understanding of deafness by highlighting the range methods of communication methods used by deaf children, such as sign language and lip reading."
The RNID provide a completely confidential "Check your hearing" test. Give it a go, it may be the best thing you did. See www.rnid.org.uk/howwehelp/hearing_check/take_online_heari...
For more information about what you can do to help Deaf people, or where to go if you're worried about your hearing, see the following links:
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and pink is the color used to show support for efforts to find a cure...Stand Proud and Keep Fighting!
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If someone suffers a stroke, this graphic outlines the steps that should be taken for the best chance at recovery.
Meeting baby elephant orphans at David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, meeting the brave force on the frontline at Kenya Wildlife Service and raising awareness with World Experts at UNEP Headquarters, Nairobi, Kenya.
lets raise awareness about child abuse! get your favorite cartoon character and post it as your profile picture somewhere!
The Loyola University New Orleans community rallied in a series of events to bring awareness to the campus community of sexual assault and domestic abuse issues.
Photos by Kyle Encar
Taken on Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Copyright 2015 Loyola University New Orleans
The Board of Supervisors designated October 2019 as Disability Employment Awareness Month in Fairfax County.
Hit and Run.Two cars hit each other on Redstone Hill tonight,near Redhill.As far as I'm aware both drivers ran off.
I took this photo for Ostomy Awareness Day, just to show people that pouches can be hidden. I love my belly bands. This one my super-awesome momma made for me out of an old stretchy cotton t-shirt. We just cut it up, then she sewed it up, and viola! A breathable, comfortable tool that keeps my pouch from bulging under my shirt.
RALEIGH, N.C. – The North Carolina National Guard hosted its second annual "Gratitude Walk" in observation of September as the U.S. Army’s Suicide Prevention Month. The event was held Saturday, Sept. 22, at the NCNG Joint Forces Headquarters here.
The three-mile walk, starting at 10 a.m., began and ended at JFHQ and followed the North Carolina Art Museum trail.
Several members of the public joined with NCNG Soldiers, Airmen and staff for the walk. The event is part of the NCNG’s continuing efforts to increase education and awareness for suicide prevention among Soldiers, Airmen, family members, friends, and our community.
Several local businesses sponsored the event including: Veterans of Foreign Wars, A different Kind of Storage, National Alliance on Mental Illness of North Carolina, Triangle Coalition for Suicide Prevention, Sandez Family Chiropractor, Smoothie King, Survivor Outreach Services, Gard Wellness Center, North Carolina Public Health, Hopeline, Pathways to Life, Starbucks, Harris Teeter, Whole Foods and Kroger. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Latoria Mckoy, North Carolina National Guard)
Conor Cresham, Young Fine Gael National Executive presented members of the Mayo Senior Gaelic Team with "Suicide Awareness Bands" in Breaffy House Castlebar in an effort to Create Awareness, included in photo from left: Conor Cresham, Young Fine Gael Castlebar; Martin McGrath, Mayo team trainer; Stephen Carolan, George Golden, team Selector; Alan Dillon, John Maughan Team manager; Ciaran McDonald, Gary Mullins, Peadar Gardiner; and Elizabeth Munnelly, Young Fine Gael Vice President. Photo Michael Donnelly
As part of our Knife Crime Awareness Week, Greater Manchester Police officers attended Woodhey High School, in Bury, on Wednesday, 10 May 2017.
Officers gave a presentation to the pupils on the dangers and consequences of carrying a knife.
Pupils were also informed of the 'joint enterprise' law. 'Joint enterprise' is when even if it's not you carrying the knife, if you're with someone who uses a weapon to injure or kill, you too could be prosecuted and sentenced.
Officers also stressed that if pupils had any concerns on knife crime, they could speak to their teachers, call GMP on 101, or call Child Line on 0800 1111.
To find out more about Greater Manchester Police please visit our website.
You should call 101, the national non-emergency number, to report crime and other concerns that do not require an emergency response.
Always call 999 in an emergency, such as when a crime is in progress, violence is being used or threatened or where there is danger to life.
You can also call anonymously with information about crime to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Crimestoppers is an independent charity who will not want your name, just your information. Your call will not be traced or recorded and you do not have to go to court or give a statement.
"Hey, wanna take a look before you cross?"
In-bound Green Line train/tram approaching Northeastern University.
Boston MA.
April 2 is the United Nations sanctioned World Autism Awareness Day, which sees countries all over the world light up their iconic buildings blue. From The Empire State building, to the Pyramids, famous buildings and landmarks across the globe will all take part in the ‘Light it up blue’ campaign to shine a light on autism.
A button that I made in hopes of spreading the word, and helping more women discover what might be wrong with thier bodies...
You can grab this button to help spread the word, bu visiting my blog here- christopherandtia.blogspot.com/2010/02/endometriosis-awar...
Magnet - A colorful jigsaw puzzle-like ribbon, 8 inch vinyl ribbon backed with thick .10 inch magnetic material that won't chip or fade, for a vehicle. Autism is a disorder characterized by impaired social interaction and communication, and by restricted and repetitive behavior.
Viviame Razafandrasoa, who gave birth a year ago and already has seven other children, arrives at a health centre for treatment after miscarrying a baby at two months in the village of Manatsatiana,near Fenerive Est, Madagascar Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2014. Viviame says that she wasn't using family planning because her husband didn't approve which is why she got pregnant so quickly after her last child. (Kate Holt/MCSP)
From the serie PROTEST UNDERWEAR . Colonel wants to know what are the political opinions of the youth of today . He ask them to write a slogan that can change the world( as the old slogan " peace and love" does not work anymore) . The attitude and the protesting scenography is also update in order to launch a new generation of brave protesteurs . Later on : statistic were done .Colonel work with extracting public opinion since 1989 . Now Colonel works more on exhibiting the political opinion of professional artists in the emergency room . www.emergencyrooms.org/
All and all the developement of the awareness muscle interest Colonel.
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NYS OASAS John L. Norris Addiction Treatment Center staff observe “Wear Purple Day” as part of New York State’s annual Shine the Light on Domestic Violence Campaign during Domestic Violence Month in October.
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Kia ora Whanau, Here are photographs of the Prostate Cancer Awareness Concert organised by Mereana Wilson!
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Here I've tried to highlight some of the current situation with the Corona virus awareness in Rajshahi.
22 March, 2020
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Students who are training to be midwives undergo training at a midwifery training college that is supported by MCHIP in Antanarivo, Madagascar Friday, Sept. 19, 2014. (Kate Holt/MCSP)
Lisa Cutler of Code 350 explains the Mishap Reporting system during Safety Awareness Week at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, in Greenbelt, MD.
To learn more about the events of the Safety Awareness Campaign go to: sma.gsfc.nasa.gov/sac/
Credit: NASA/GSFC/Debbie Mccallum
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Kinshasa, RD Congo: A l’approche de la Journée de l’Enfant Africain, la Section Protection de l’Enfant de la MONUSCO, en collaboration avec la FECOFA (Fédération Congolaise de Football Association), a organisé une campagne de sensibilisation à l’occasion du Match de la 1ère journée des éliminatoires CAN-2019 qui s'est tenu le samedi 10 juin 2017 au Stade Des Martyrs de Kinshasa.
Au cours de ce match de football qui a opposé les Léopards, Ambassadeurs de la MONUSCO pour la lutte contre le recrutement et l’utilisation des enfants dans les groupes armés en République Démocratique du Congo, aux Diables Rouges du Congo-Brazzaville, des banderoles portant le message « Stop au recrutement des enfants » ont été arborées en vue de renforcer la sensibilisation sur le phénomène des enfants associés aux groupes armés Photo MONUSCO/Michael Ali
Kinshasa, DR Congo: On the approach of the day of the African Child, the Child Protection section of the MONUSCO, in collaboration with the FECOFA (Congolese Federation of Football Association), organized an awareness campaign on the occasion of the first day of the Can-2019 playoffs held on Saturday 10 June 2017 at the Martyrs Stadium in Kinshasa.
During this football game that between the leopards, ambassadors of the MONUSCO for the fight against the recruitment and use of children in armed groups in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and the Red Devils of the Congo-Brazzaville, banners bearing the message "Stop child recruitment" have been planted in order to increase awareness of the phenomenon of children associated with armed groups. Photo MONUSCO/Michael Ali.
Chief Guest: Dr V P Balagangadharan (ISRO -Trivandrum)
Guest of Honor: Shri T. V Madhusudhan - Deputy Controller -Patent office - Chennai
Guest of Honor:Dr T Srinivasan - Patent Attorney - Chennai
Guest of Honor: Ms, Dipti - Principal Training Coordinator- PFC -TIFAC (Ministry of Science & Technology - New Delhi)
Inaugural address: Dr P Krishnakumar - CEO & Secretary - Nehru Group of Institutions
“… We will continue to work until that’s a reality.” We stand united with the efforts to end child #sextrafficking. Everyone must make this issue a top priority. Our future and our children’s future depends on it.
Not a good start to the winter !! ... Two fatal accidents on the main road through our village today.
We had our first hard frost overnight ~ and we have a thousand new young drivers on our roads
in Norfolk, who have never driven on an icy road !!
This car took the bend too fast, left the road, turned a somersault, and overturned into a tree.
The other accident ( even more serious) caused the road to be closed, and I was not allowed to photograph the scene.
Let us pray that young drivers will calm down, and prevent any further carnage !!
When I was taught to drive, many years ago, ( by an accomplished ambulance-driver ! ) ~
I was told ... "Keep OFF icy roads, if you can . . . but if you MUST drive, pretend that your brakes have failed, and do all deceleration using THE GEARBOX ONLY !!
And that pre-supposes driving at a quarter of your normal speed !!!