Silent Voices


‘Silent Voices’ first performance on a public function!

How excited we were!!

‘Silent Voices’ was present on the District Day for People with Disabilities, Women, and Youth! and not just ‘present’ we performed a song and a poem to the delegates!!

The invitation came on Wednesday, and the function was to be on Saturday… not much time left, more over  the children had just gone home from the school break!! But!! we really saw a great chance of making some noise for our brand new organisation here… so with some quick phone conversations we decided to attend with as few as 10 children and do whatever we could manage. (Parents were ‘left out’ there we had no means to communicate to them in just some days!).

Me – I had to run to town to transform an old bed sheet into a banner for use in the Parade which was noted in the programme. The County Coordinators of Sheema at Ishekye Primary school had the task of keeping children at school on Friday – when they were to come and collect their reports – and then to practice a performance in just one evening!!

But all in all: WE WERE THERE!! we performed and we left an unforgettable impression on the delegates and general public!

Let me try to add the photos on this blog – do not forget… we are new… even here on the blog… everything is a big adventure!

nathalie

patron of Silent Voices

\'Silent Voices\' in Parade of District Celebrations



Silent Voices starts Blogging!!

Silent Voices is a new Community Based Organisation working with Deaf Children and their parents.

We work in Bushenyi – a district in the South West of Uganda.

Being so new we virtually have to learn everything. And that learning proces is what we want to blog about!! You can follow our learning, and extract lessons from it, you can help us learning by posting comments with helpful tips??

This is just an introduction message! During next week we want to fill up the pages we made, and start blogging about our activities!

We hope to get in contact with many others who work for the better of the world of Deaf Children!!

Nathalie

Patron of ‘Silent Voices’