As part of FEPEDA´s 30-year-anniversary we are now launching the Photo Campaign! In these photos there are children across Europe. We wish that all of these photos will bring you a smile on your face and strength for the future! You can find the short messages from the children by
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FEPEDA STATEMENT – COVID-19
In the context of this pandemic situation, the European Federation of Parents of Hearing Impaired Children (FEPEDA) is aware that deaf and hard-of-hearing people are facing multiple barriers and calls European, national, regional and local authorities to assure their rights, recognised by UN CRPD: Right to information: Persons with a
European Platform of Deafness, Hard of Hearing and Deafblindness – Brussels, 30th October 2019
The European Platform of Deafness, Hard of Hearing and Deafblindness met in Brussels on 30th October, 2019. As special guest of the meeting Mher Hakobyan from European Disability Forum (EDF) gave a presentation on the latest news and activities of EDF.
Upcoming meetings
Bureau meeting 14th February via Skype Management Committee meeting in Malmö 3th-4th April
FAMILY-CENTRED EARLY INTERVENTION for Children who are Deaf or Hard in Hearing
EARLY-BIRD REGISTRATION until 14 February 2020 Register now for the lowest price! Special Registration Discounts for Parents, Persons who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing, and Students Share this with colleagues and parent leaders. It’s all here: http://www.fcei.at/unit/fcei/congress/registration
General Assembly and Management Committee meetings in Prague – Oct 2019
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Newsletter 2 – 2019
https://fepeda.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/FEPEDA_Newsletter_2_2019.pdf
Association of Parents of Hearing Impaired Children
Асоциация на родителите на деца с увреден слух Association of Parents of Hearing Impaired Children Association of Parents of Hearing-Impaired Children (APHIC) was established on 23rd February 1992 in Sofia. It was a natural process resulting from the increasing needs of the parents of the hearing impaired children to share