CNIB Deafblind Community Services is thrilled to share that in honour of National Deafblind Awareness Month, the Government of British Columbia has announced that they will be providing dedicated funding for intervenor services to support British Columbians who are Deafblind.

This easy dish made with just four ingredients is perfect for breakfast or dessert!

My name is Merico Tesolin and I am very pleased to have joined the DBCS team in September 2020 in the role of Advisor, Client Relations and Advocacy.

A message from the National Director of Program Operations. As part of DBCS’ strategic mandate, we are looking to advocate and expand the services that are available across the country.

Hello everyone! I am writing from our forest city in London, Ontario and I am truly glad to share a message on behalf of the Literacy Department!

Did you know that there many different types of communication methods used by people who are Deafblind? 

People all across the world have turned to virtual platforms to conduct everything from quick meetings to in-depth webinars. 

On December 31st, 2019, many of us gathered on New Year’s Eve with friends, family and others to celebrate the year and the next one to come. 

As part of our National Deafblind Awareness Month campaign, I had the opportunity to sit down with Sherry Grabowski, Executive Director of CNIB Deafblind Community Services, to chat about our soon-to-be expansion into Saskatchewan.

When searching for the definition of literacy, I did what my 11-year-old son would do, I asked, “hey Siri, define literacy.”