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ANNDE

ADVOCACY NETWORK FOR NICARAGUAN DEAF EDUCATION

ANN COYNE SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF

  • Deafness is highly prevalent in Nicaragua due in part to the widely used antibiotic that damages the inner ear.
  • Extreme poverty limits educational opportunities for Deaf children.
  • No public schools for Deaf students in Nicaragua exist.
  • Nicaraguan Sign Language is a new language that emerged from Deaf children.
  • Deaf children need communication and socialization using Nicaraguan Sign Language to access basic education.
  • Lack of education leads to fewer employment opportunities.

NICARAGUA

ANN COYNE SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF

DID YOU KNOW?

  • Nicaragua is one of the most impoverished countries in the Americas.
  • Deafness is highly prevalent in Nicaragua, but the Deaf have no access to Public Schools.
  • These factors leave the Deaf with little opportunity for communication, socialization, participation or independent living.
  • The Ann Coyne School for the Deaf, Leon, NI has provided specialized Individualized education for Deaf children for 13 years.
    • The school is funded entirely by donations and volunteers.
    • Your donations go directly to the school.
    • Donations are 100% tax deductible.
The social-emotional development of Deaf children is a critical component of Theory of Mind and mental health. These two girls have become life-long friends.

WE NEED YOUR HELP!

Will you please make a difference In making communication and education possible for Nicaraguan Deaf children?

Your generosity will open the door for a lifetime of possibilities for these beautiful Deaf boys and girls.

THANK YOU

ANNDE

ANNDE (Advocacy Network for Nicaraguan Deaf Education) is a non-profit organization that provides support for education for Deaf children at the Ann Coyne School for Deaf Children in León, Nicaragua.

ANNDE is a public charity under the Internal Revenue Code Section 501 (C) (3)

100% of donations are tax-deductable.

Please join us in supporting the literacy and employment of Deaf children in Nicaragua.