🟠 Friday: Creating Safer, Kinder Spaces Helen Keller Quote: “The highest result of education is tolerance.” How You Can Support a DeafBlind Person This week we’ve seen how DeafBlind people communicate, the strength they carry, and the tools that help them live more independently. But now we ask an important question: What role do the… Continue Reading The highest result of education is tolerance
🟠 Thursday: Tech & Tools Helen Keller Quote: “Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence.” Assistive Technology: Tools that Open Doors So far this week, we’ve explored how DeafBlind people communicate and the strength behind every personal journey. Today, we focus on the tools that make… Continue Reading Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement
🟠 Wednesday: Stories of Strength Helen Keller Quote: “Although the world is full of suffering, it is also full of the overcoming of it.” My Journey: Voices from the DeafBlind Community Yesterday, we explored how DeafBlind people communicate through touch and connection. Today, we go deeper — into the lives behind those hands, the stories… Continue Reading Although the world is full of suffering, its also full of the overcoming of it
🟠 Tuesday: How We Communicate Helen Keller Quote: “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” Beyond Words: Tactile Communication in Daily Life Communication doesn’t begin with sound or sight — it begins with connection. For DeafBlind people, that connection is often found in the simplest of things: a tap on… Continue Reading Beyond words : alone we can do so little, together we can do so much
🌼 Chairperson’s Message: DeafBlind Awareness Week 2025 From the Desk of the Chair Lady – DeafBlind South Africa Dear friends, Each year, as we enter DeafBlind Awareness Week, we pause to reflect on a truth that connects us all — that no matter our challenges, we each have the power to choose courage. This week… Continue Reading DeafBlindness week : life is a daring adventure
🐢 The Journey of the Sea Turtle: A Message for Youth Day Today, as we honour Youth Day in South Africa and the International Day of the African Child, we turn to an unlikely teacher — the sea turtle — an ancient creature whose story holds deep meaning for the journey of youth. From the… Continue Reading Journey of the sea turtle :Youth day message
Real Story: “I used to think leadership meant being perfect. Then I realised, it’s about showing up. I started speaking at our support group meetings, even when my hands shook. I was terrified. But people listened. Now I help others do the same.” Mini Challenge: Speak up this week, in your own way. It could… Continue Reading Empower to Escape ” real story with a mini challenge
LEADERSHIP STARTS WITH LEARNING When we grow our knowledge, we grow our voice. Even reading short stories, poems, or reflections can spark ideas and build the confidence to speak up, make decisions, or lead others. Leadership isn’t about having a title, it’s about choosing to learn, reflect, and show up with courage, even in small… Continue Reading Empower to Escape : Accessibility and resource tip
Monday Motivation Message “Leadership doesn’t always mean leading others, sometimes it means finally leading yourself.” You don’t need a title or spotlight to be a leader. Every decision to stand up for your needs, speak up for your truth, or choose a new path, that’s leadership. This week, we honour your inner voice and courage.… Continue Reading Empower to escape : monday motivation message
This weekend, visit the Legal Aid South Africa website or contact your local advice office. Your challenge: Learn one right you didn’t know you had, and write it down. Knowledge is power. Knowing your rights is the first step in protecting them.