Thursday, July 10, 2014

Press Release: NMSC Goes on Deaf School Visits


As NMS Cares fast tracks its mission to fully committing its services and resources for Deaf learners of the local community, a crucial step to its long term goal of fully advocating for less privileged young Deaf individuals all throughout the Asia Pacific, members of the organization went on a series of school visits that cater to Deaf Learners as part of its information dissemination efforts.


The organization visited three schools within Baguio City namely, Baguio School for the Deaf, the Special Education Department of Easter College and SLRI Deaf Resource Center. NMSC also trekked all the way to La Trinidad, Benguet to visit the Benguet SPED Center.

The organization's representatives met up with school heads, teachers, and Deaf students mainly to share, inform and, explain the advocacy of NMSC.



Moreover, General Manager Ara Paz Esperanza explained in an interview, "Other than information dissemination, NMS Cares would like to create a positive synergy among active advocates in the field of Deaf education."

The school visits also gave an opportunity for NMSC’s International Relations Officer Max Eyking, a chance to interact with the Deaf learners of the local community. Being an integral part of the organization's DREAM Program (Deaf Recreational Engagement Activity Movement), Max will be spearheading all NMSC physical and/or recreational projects during his 6-month stay in the country upon his return in November.



An opportunity to communicate directly with the people involved in the education of young Deaf individuals is pivotal as it allows NMS Cares to have an unrestricted view and understanding of the current situation of Deaf education in the local community.


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About NMS Cares

NMS CARES’ vision is for Deaf children to reach their dreams. The organization fully commits to advocating for the Deaf children of the community while looking forward to expanding its service all throughout the less privileged young Deaf individuals in the Asia Pacific.

To know more about NMS CARES, please visit http://nms-cares.org or email us at info@nms-cares.org.

Wednesday, July 9, 2014

Even parents of Deaf children can learn without limits!



Information Dissemination campaign during a free hearing screening headed by a local parish. We want more parents of young Deaf learners to know that NMSC is giving free sign language classes! 

Even parents of #Deaf children can learn without limits! 

Monday, July 7, 2014

Press Release: Deaf son of Aussie CEO gives back to the local Deaf community


Maximillian Eyking, son of New Media Services Pty. Ltd. CEO and NMS Cares founder Martin Eyking, kicks off his 5-day stay in the City of Pines teaching sign language to parents of Deaf learners at SPED Center Baguio.


Max opened the Monday Parent Sign Language Class by teaching basic American Sign Language signs for two sessions. He also took the chance to get to know the parents, as he'll be spending more time with their kids during his short visit. This is all still part of the organization's FOND Program (Family Oneness Nurturing the Deaf) that aims to encourage parents to have active involvement in the education and development of their Deaf child.

Moreover, as part of the organization's objective to create specialized recreation programs specially tailored for the Deaf community, Max has lined up a couple of sports activities, including Australian football, cricket and basketball with the Hearing Impaired Sequence kids of SPED Center Baguio. 


Max’s short visit this month is crucial in laying out the ground stone for the future launch of NMSC’s DREAM Program (Deaf Recreational Engagement Activity Movement).


Before he leaves, Max is set to meet with other Deaf learners from the different Deaf schools around the city as part of fully acclimating himself into the local Deaf community. This is in preparation for his 6-month stay in the country starting in November, where he will work full time with NMS Cares to develop both teaching and recreation programs geared for Deaf learners.

Max heads International Relations for NMS Cares. He is currently based in Melbourne. He splits his time between school and sports, him being a member of the Melbourne Deaf Basketball Club.



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About NMS Cares

NMS CARES’ vision is for Deaf children to reach their dreams. The organization fully commits to advocating for the Deaf children of the community while looking forward to expanding its service all throughout the less privileged young Deaf individuals in the Asia Pacific.

To know more about NMS CARES, please visit http://nms-cares.org or email us at info@nms-cares.org.