I’m pleased to inform you that the ILRC has been issued Weather Radios for the deaf to be distributed to the deaf/hard of hearing in our five county area.  They are regular weather radios with a “hearing impaired kit” that includes a light that flashes to let you know there is a warning and the LCD display tells you if it is a Tornado, Hurricane etc.  It also comes with a pillow shaker and has a battery backup. This has come at a perfect time considering there are storms all lined up in the ocean right now!  Please email me if you are interested in obtaining one of these FREE alert systems. 

Sincerely,

Angie

Angie McKinley, DCP/DVA

Independent Living Resource Center

2709 Art Museum Drive

Jacksonville, Florida 32207

(904)399-8484 ext 17

angelam@cilj.com

 Great News for Pampered Chef Lovers!!

If you love the kitchen products that makes your life easier in the kitchen, I am the just the person for you!! I would be happy to do a cooking show for you at the convinence of your home and the hostess/host earn free and discount items! The more you host at your home, the more you can get the things you need for your kitchen! Many neat benefits also!

Contact Kerry K. Cooler, Pampered Chef Consultant at Kerry.Cooler@Gmail.com!

Sign up your children in the Child Safety Program!

www.childshieldusa.com/allison for parents who want to sign their children into the program.

www.childsafetybiz.com/allison for anyone who wants to have a business under the company.

Katie and Greg Allison

Deaf/Hard of Hearing Legal Advocacy Unit
Jacksonville Area Legal Aid Inc.
http://www.jaxlegalaid.org/v2/deaf.html
 
Sharon Caserta, Esq., SC:L
Deaf/Hard of Hearing Legal Advocacy Program
Jacksonville Area Legal Aid Inc.
126 West Adams Street
Jacksonville, FL. 32202
Tel # (904) - 353 - 1320 V/TTY/ VP
EJW Fellow,CI/CT/CSC

ASL Associates provides sign language interpreter services to persons with any degree of hearing loss and any person or agency associated with them. Our goal is to provide people access to skills and services that will enable them to reach their fullest human potential, while maintaining their personal dignity.
	Do I have to Provide an Interpreter? The short answer is yes. Under the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Title III, organizations are required to provide a qualified interpreter and other necessary accommodations. Read the ADA Title III on the contact page to find out the specifics. We are always looking for certified interpreters to work with us in this beautiful city of Jacksonville, home of the Jacksonville Jaguars, only 30 minutes away from Sunny St. Augustine and Florida School for the Deaf and Blind. Please contact us if you are interested in employment. E-mail below: Maddy@aslassociates.0rg
About us! ASL Associates is a company comprised of qualified and certified interpreters who are experienced in the field and have worked in the Jacksonville area for over 11 years. Our focus is to provide ease of communication and equal and fair accessibility between the deaf community and those that serve them.   Interpreters function as facilitators of communication. Below are examples of different situations which the use of an interpreter would aide in much easier communication: Job Interviews Staff Meetings Social Services Medical Situations Legal Settings Workshops/Seminars

http://aslassociates.org/

If you wish to post your Services for the Deaf on RCAD's website;

please do not hestitate to let me know.

Contact the Webmaster, Kerry Cooler at Kerry@jaxdeafclub.com.

Thank you!