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The Government of British Columbia announces new funding for Deafblind services across the province
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.
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Saskatchewan government commits to new funding for deafblind services
Two organizations devoted to serving the deafblind and deaf communities are applauding the Government of Saskatchewan today, after it was announced the province would commit $350,000 to Deafblind and deaf service delivery over the next year.
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