Deaf & Hard of Hearing Advocates of Louisiana is hosting an informational meeting (PEA Pod) by members of the Advocacy Center of Louisiana with a reception to follow.
WHAT: PEA (Protects, Educates, & Advocates) Pod by the Advocacy Center of Louisiana with Reception
WHEN: Monday, October 18th – 6:00 pm
WHERE: Deaf Services Center – 4939 Jamestown Avenue, Suite 101 BR, La 70808
Space is Limited - To Reserve Your Spot you can contact Jennie by phone or e-mail ASAP.
E-Mail – jennie@pepnet.org / Phone – 225-578-4913 (v)
SPONSORS
· Deaf & Hard of Hearing Advocates of Louisiana
· LA Deaf Connection
· Deaf Services Center, L.L.C.
· PEPNet-South
· LSU Deaf & Hard of Hearing Student Organization
PEA POD BATON ROUGE PLANNING COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Thelma Covello
Lisa Potter
Denise Crochet
Barbara Burton
Walker Estes
Natasha Aymami
Andrew Veith
Jason Moreno
Kenny David
Jennie Bourgeois
Paula Rodriguez
Lisa Bothwell
Drew Weldon
WHO IS THE ADVOCACY CENTER?
The Advocacy Center is a network of people including a staff of approximately 60-member paid staff including
lawyers, paralegals, advocates, social workers, ombudsmen, and support and administrative personnel; a
20-member Board of Directors, representing the various geographical areas of the state as well as different disability
and aging interest groups and related professions; a 10-member Advisory Council, which gives input and advice to our
mental health advocacy program; volunteers; clients, and other supporters
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White Cane Day in Baton Rouge
10/14 is White Cane Day in Downtown Baton Rouge
The White Cane is the primary aid providing mobility and safety to our blind citizens allowing them the freedom to participate fully in the life of their communities.
Louisiana School for the Visually Impaired celebrates White Cane Day
October 14, 2010
Downtown Baton Rouge
For further information contact: 225-757-3481
The White Cane is the primary aid providing mobility and safety to our blind citizens allowing them the freedom to participate fully in the life of their communities.
Louisiana School for the Visually Impaired celebrates White Cane Day
October 14, 2010
Downtown Baton Rouge
For further information contact: 225-757-3481
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Deaf Blind Bible Study Group
Email Discussion Group
Deaf-Blind Bible Study
Contact: Deaf-Blind Founder by Judy Populis at populis@att.net or
Subscribe to send a blank message to db-bible-study-subscribe@googlegroups.com.
In God we trust!
Thank you,
Judy Populis
Deaf-Blind Bible Study
Contact: Deaf-Blind Founder by Judy Populis at populis@att.net or
Subscribe to send a blank message to db-bible-study-subscribe@googlegroups.com.
In God we trust!
Thank you,
Judy Populis
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