Children of Deaf Adults (CODAs)
Children of Deaf adults are stigmatised and abused because of their parents' deafness. In some African cultures superstitions prevail that these children will one day become deaf like their parents.
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Message from Executive Director
A brief account of some common experiences of Deaf people in Uganda highlights the apparent discrimination, prejudice, isolation and barriers they face. Therefore, there is an urgent need to respond to and address the abuse of their human rights. read more...
The Right to Equal Opportunity. Deaf people have a right to equal opportunities like hearing people, they must not be undermined, abused or discriminated against. We can excel - and deserve the right to be treated with respect. Okwele Richard - Director DLU
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Communication policy Deaf Link Uganda recognises Deaf people as a cultural and linguistic minority with a shared history, culture and language of their own. Ugandan Sign Language is therefore used as the main medium of communication and instruction.
Mission To advance the welfare of Deaf people in Uganda by providing educational, social, economic and cultural opportunities.