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Publications for professionals

The following pages contain information to guide professionals in their work with deafblind people:

How Sense helps
Training and consultancy service
Training and consultancy service
Explains how Sense offers specialist assessments, advice and training to individuals and groups working with deafblind people.
 
One-to-one support services
One-to-one support services
One of a series of leaflets published to inform social services departments about Sense services.
 
Living Options
Living Options
Illustrates the range of living options provided by Sense - from group homes to independent supported living.
 
Day opportunities, vocational training and employment
Day opportunities, vocational training and employment
Describes the wide range of day opportunities Sense offers to deafblind people – from educational programmes to leisure and vocational training.
 
About deafblindness
Quality Standards: Vision care for deaf children and young people
Quality Standards: Vision care for deaf children and young people
Sense and NDCS have been working together to develop these guidelines. They are aimed at those who have a duty of care for deaf children. The guidelines aim to draw attention to the need for vision care for children born deaf.
 
Education
Quality Standards in Education Support Services for Children and Young People who are Deafblind/ Multi-Sensory-Impaired
Quality Standards in Education Support Services for Children and Young People who are Deafblind/ Multi-Sensory-Impaired
Written for the professionals, this document explains how to ensure deafblind children and young people access education through high quality support.
 
Deafblind rights and entitlements
Reaching Out - A toolkit for deafblind children's services
Reaching Out - A toolkit for deafblind children's services
This toolkit explains how to put the Deafblind Guidance into action for children.
 
Standards for Services for Adults who are Deafblind or have a Dual Sensory Impairment
Standards for Services for Adults who are Deafblind or have a Dual Sensory Impairment
Primarily for use by social care professionals, these standards aim to encourage high quality provision for deafblind people.
 
Fill in the Gaps toolkit for Wales
Fill in the Gaps toolkit for Wales
This booklet explains how you can help to make sure that older deafblind people get the support they need.
 
Fill in the Gaps toolkit
Fill in the Gaps toolkit
This booklet explains how you can help to make sure that older deafblind people get the support they need.
 
Health
Communication Sense 3
Communication Sense 3
The third in a series of leaflets advising health professionals about communication. The leaflet deals with sharing information with older deafblind people.
 
Communication Sense 1
Communication Sense 1
The first in a series of leaflets advising health professionals about communication. The leaflet deals with sharing information with deafblind children and their families.
 
Communication Sense 2
Communication Sense 2
The second in a series of leaflets advising health professionals about communication. The leaflet deals with sharing information with people with Usher syndrome and their families.
 
Make Technology Work - Report on technology access for deafblind people
Make Technology Work - Report on technology access for deafblind people
For full details of our findings, read a copy of the report.
 
Communicating with your deafblind patients
Communicating with your deafblind patients
This document is aimed at health professionals and offers advice about how to communicate with any deafblind people you may meet in your work. It is available as a PDF.
 
 
 
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