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Youth and Family Services
DCARA offers programs for parents, both hearing and Deaf, of Deaf/Hard of Hearing or Children of Deaf Adults (CODA) children including services addressing linguisitc and communication needs of the child and family. Programs include Deaf Mentor Program, Club Saturday family gatherings, Family Advocacy, and IEP/IFSP Advocacy.
Advocacy Services
DCARA provides communication access assistance, independent living skills, employment services, peer counseling, information & referral, advocacy services and community education that empower Deaf* people to live independent and productive lives, with full access to the rights, privileges, and opportunities available to the general public.
Employment Services
In partnership with the State of California's Employment Development Department, DCARA provides Deaf/HH job seekers the information, resources, and tools to seek and maintain employment. Our Employment Specialists also work closely with state agencies as well as employers to ensure that our clients are successfully employed.
Interpreting Services
Sign Language interpreters for deaf people in all kinds of the environment to be able to communicate with everybody. Top-notch quality interpreters with efficient processing service. We also provide other communication accommodations such as Deaf Interpreters (CDI/DI) and any other special accommodations upon request by contacting us.
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Contact us at:
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Are you curious to learn about Deaf Asian Youth Experiences? Join and learn about their experiences on Thursday, May 26 at 5pm! See the post for more information.Flyer description: rectangular flyer with light turquoise background with a thick peachy-pink colored squiggle running diagonally through the center. SCADA and BAADA logos are on the top left and right corners. The flyer reads:
My Path, My Dreams: Deaf Asian Youth Experiences
There are six (3x2) centered circles with photos of panelists and moderator (from left to right):
Panelist, Wonha Park: Wonha has short, black hair, parted to the right. He is wearing round glasses and a black T-shirt.
Panelist, Perry Ping: Asian American male with black hair, light tan face wearing grey hoodie
Panelist, Precious Palomar: Filipina American female with shoulder length black hair and light brown at the bottom of the hair. Wearing a black hoodie.
Panelist, Teresa Truong: Teresa is wearing black, rectangular glasses. She has long, black hair in a ponytail and is wearing a black T-shirt.
Panelist, Khalil Andalahao: Khalil has short, black hair parted to the left. He is wearing a green collared shirt, and is in front of a light gray background.
Moderator, Amy Grindrod: Asian American woman with long dark brown hair. She wears half-rim black and gold glasses and white t-shirt with ByMara rose gold logo. Behind her is a light gray background.
Thursday, May 26, 2022 at 5:00pm PST
Link: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3DM-vUXhSsG-Q0X3epMTZA
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Want to take an art class? Go and learn from the artist Jeongin Weber on Sunday, June 12 from 1 to 4pm! See the post for more information.We have an art class at the Asian Art Museum on Sunday, June 12th at 1pm. Only 20 people will be accepted by RSVP. The deadline is on May 31, Tuesday at 11:59pm.
Image Description:
[In black font:
"ART CLASS
Artist: Jeongin Weber
Date: Sunday, June 12, 2022
Time: 1pm to 4pm
Location: Asian Art Museum in San Francisco
200 Larkin St, San Francisco, CA 94102.
This location is about a four-minute walk from Civic Center BART Station.
Price: $25.00
Venmo, PayPal, and Cash apps are accepted.
We will provide art supplies, snacks, and drinks.
RSVP by Tuesday, May 31, 2022 (Only 20 spots available)
For questions, contact - president@baadaca.com"
On the bottom of the flier is the Asian Art Museum logo, and on the bottom right is the BAADA logo.
There are two red roses; one on the top right corner and another on the bottom left corner
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Meet our Marketing Assistant, Rebecca DiPaola at the Headquarters office in San Leandro!
Welcome to the DCARA team, Rebecca!
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[VISUAL DESCRIPTION: Rebecca, a white woman with long brown hair, is wearing a charcoal grey shirt with DCARA logo and is standing in front of a black background.]
[BEGAN TRANSCRIPT]
[Slide shows DCARA logo and yellow slip thumbtacked with text "New Staff".]
Hello! I’m (name sign) Rebecca DiPaola.
What is my job position? Marketing Assistant.
[Slide shows text "Meet Rebecca DiPaola! Marketing Assistant" and a photo of Rebecca. The card color is teal with an accent color, orange.]
I work at the Headquarters office in San Leandro.
[Slide shows growing text and spotlight: If you could be an animal what would you be and why?]
What kind of animal I would pick? Horse! Know why? I've always loved horses. They are known for their
Intelligence.
Strength.
Courage.
Beauty.
Freedom.
I want to be like them...
to gallop...
through the land...
feeling like flying...
freely!
[Video shows a herd of horses galloping through the beach (video credit: YouTube/dunelakeslodge).]
[Slide shows DCARA logo and an image of horse.]
[Slide shows
Contact Information:
(510) 343-6670 (VP/Voice)
info@dcara.org
www.dcara.org]
[END TRANSCRIPT]
#dcara1962 #deafcommunity
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(ESPANOL)
[DESCRIPCIÓN VISUAL: Rebecca, una mujer blanca con cabello castaño largo, viste una camisa gris carbón con el logo de DCARA y está de pie frente a un fondo negro.]
[COMENZÓ LA TRANSCRIPCIÓN]
[La diapositiva muestra el logotipo de DCARA y una hoja amarilla con el texto "Nuevo personal" clavada con tachuela.]
¡Hola! Soy (seña del nombre), Rebecca DiPaola.
¿Cuál es mi puesto de trabajo? Asistente de Marketing.
[La diapositiva muestra el texto "¡Conozca a Rebecca DiPaola! Asistente de marketing" y una foto de Rebecca. El color de la tarjeta es verde azulado con un color de acento, naranja.]
Trabajo en la oficina central en San Leandro.
[La diapositiva muestra texto creciente y foco de atención: si pudieras ser un animal, ¿cuál serías y por qué?]
¿Qué tipo de animal elegiría? ¡Caballo! ¿Saben por qué? Siempre me han gustado los caballos. Son conocidos por su
Inteligencia.
Fuerza.
Coraje.
Belleza.
Libertad.
Quiero ser como ellos...
galopar...
por la tierra...
sintiendo como si volara...
¡libremente!
[El video muestra una manada de caballos galopando por la playa (crédito del video: YouTube/dunelakeslodge).]
[La diapositiva muestra el logotipo de DCARA y una imagen de un caballo.]
[Presentaciones de diapositivas
Información del contacto:
(510) 343-6670 (VP/Voz)
info@dcara.org
www.dcara.org]
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I see thank your Great 👏
That's fab!