Submitted on Nov 04, 2009 in Special Education
In Tanzania families and children know that an education can mean the difference between a good life and a hard life. But the teacher to student ratio is so high that children with special needs often fall through the cracks.
The BBC has published a piece with an accompanying video on a new school for the blind in Tanzania where children are learning braille, have access to tactile maps, and learn other daily living skills that will help them be more independent.
Dear sirs, We hawe received a generous gift from our health department concisting of 100 CCTV units called Pinguin and fully functioneng. If you are in need we can send you some they bare packed in 12 pc all you need to pay is the transport to Kuracini in Dar were the Centre receives them in container.
Please do let us know.
God Bless you. Lenn Rydberg
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