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MOY RESOURCE CENTRE

MOY RESOURCE CENTRE. Dungannon Road Moy Co. Tyrone. BT71 7SN TEL: 028 87 784 832 FAX: 028 87 784 669. WHERE ARE WE?. Moy Resource Centre is located in the centre of Moy village, in the grounds of Roxborough House. AREA COVERED.

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MOY RESOURCE CENTRE

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  1. MOY RESOURCE CENTRE Dungannon Road Moy Co. Tyrone. BT71 7SN TEL: 028 87 784 832 FAX: 028 87 784 669

  2. WHERE ARE WE? • Moy Resource Centre is located in the centre of Moy village, in the grounds of Roxborough House.

  3. AREA COVERED • The Team provides services to visually and hearing impaired people who live in the Armagh and Dungannon District Council area.

  4. MOY RESOURCE CENTRE SENSORY IMPAIRMENT TEAM

  5. REFERRAL SOURCES • E.N.T. Consultants • Audiologists • Other Statutory Agencies eg. Older People’s Team • Voluntary Organisations • Social Workers/Social Work Assistants • G.P.s • Self referrals/ Relatives

  6. WHY WE EXIST • Social Workers, under legislation have DUTIES and POWERS that give rise to PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY and ACCOUNTABILITY. • HPSS Order 1972 Articles 4a, 4b,15. • CSADP Act 1978 Section 1&2 • DP Act 1989 Section 4 • DDA 1995 Section 20(a), 21(b) • N I Act 1998 Section 75 Schedule 9 • Human Rights Act1998 Article 14

  7. SOCIAL WORK ROLE • Assessment • Provide information and advice • Equipment • Promote awareness through training and education • Liaison with other disciplines • Groupwork • Assistance and advice on coping mechanisms

  8. EQUIPMENT LISTENING DEVICES Room listening device (loop system). Personal Communicator. Car loop. Inductive coupler.

  9. EQUIPMENT ALERTING DEVICES Doorbells Telephone alerting devices Smoke alarms Alarm clocks Pagers Baby alarms

  10. EQUIPMENT TELECOMMUNICATIONS Converse 200 and tone caller Textphones Videophone Mobile phone neckloop

  11. GROUPWORK Hear and Their Group (3rd Thursday) Tinnitus Group (2nd Wednesday) Deaf Club (3rd Tuesday) Craft Class (1st Thursday) Gardening Club

  12. REGISTRATION Deaf with speech Deaf without speech Hard of Hearing

  13. STATISTICS • Northern Ireland 16-60yrs 0ver 60yrs Total • Mild/Moderate Deafness 62,000 140,000 202,000 • Severe/Profound 3,000 14,000 17,000 • All Degrees/Deafness 65,000 154,000 219,000

  14. DEAFNESS • Deafness is a generic term which covers a wide range of hearing loss • Deaf with a capital D denotes people who regard themselves as part of a linguistic cultural minority group. (Deaf people). • deafness with a lower case d is used when describing hearing loss in general. • Hard of Hearing denotes people with an acquired hearing loss.

  15. THEORY • Social Model of Disability (Oliver 1990) • Loss • Disengagement Theory

  16. THEORY • ‘Maslow’s Heirarchy of Needs.’ However, contrary to Maslow’s theory, the Deaf community formed as a result of an oppressive society, having achieved a strong sense of ‘belonging’ despite the fact that lower level needs may not have been met.

  17. NINE COMMANDMENTSFor relatives, friends and those caring for Hearing impaired people.

  18. 1. Hard of hearing people need to see you clearly

  19. 2. Face the light and the person at all times

  20. 3. Include hard of hearing people in your conversation. Let them know what you are talking about

  21. 4. Don’t hide your mouth, eg. Behind a newspaper

  22. 5. Talk directly to hard of hearing people

  23. 6. Speak clearly, not too fast and repeat if necessary

  24. 7. Don’t shout into the ear or hearing aid.

  25. 8.Tell hard of hearing people what you are laughing at.

  26. 9. Avoid unnecessary noise to get the persons attention before speaking

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