Thursday, October 30, 2014

NMSC to launch its Series of Free Open Sports Clinics Starting on November 8

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Sarah Mamaril, Communications
sarah@nms-cares.org
+63 917 5195380 
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October 31, 2014, Baguio City – NMS CARES INC. will officially launch a new program that centers on sports and recreational activities that will engage young Deaf individuals from all over Baguio City and nearby La Trinidad.


The sports program aptly called DREAM or Deaf Recreational Engagement Activity Movement is an initiative by NMSC that revolves around the use of sports to educate, inspire and engage young Deaf individuals, further reminding them that Deafness is never a barrier.




The DREAM Program is spearheaded and will be facilitated by Max Eyking, eldest son of NMSC founder Martin Eyking. Just arrived from Australia this month, Max will conduct a series of open clinics on different world sports such as Soccer, Australian Football, Cricket, Tennis, and Basketball. He is the organization’s current International Relations Officer as well as head of all NMSC recreational initiatives for the Deaf.

Through the help of local Barangay Scout Barrio, NMSC will launch DREAM on November 8, Saturday at the Scout Barrio Open Field. The event is from 8:00 am to 11:30 am, and will run every Saturday until early or mid April of next year.

Different local Deaf organization heads have already given their support to the imminent launch of the program. DUABC (Deaf Unity Association Baguio City) president Ruby Liza Insoo, as well as heads of LTAD (La Trinidad Association for the Deaf) Philip Nabat and Milanie Kituyan are all in as NMSC partners, actively seeking interested participants to this 6-month sports program that will benefit young Deaf individuals ages 5 to 18.

For inquiries on how to sign up for the event, please email info@nms-cares.org or you can leave a message on the official NMSC Facebook page. You can also contact 0917-5195380, or just feel free to drop by Scout Barrio Open field on November 8, 8:00 am!




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About NMS CARES

NMS CARES, INC. is a Philippine SEC-registered non-stock, non-profit association with a vision 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.

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