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T-Mobile Accessibility Day (Millville – June 22, 2025)

Join Us For A Special Event Accessibility Day June 22, 2025 1 PM – 5 PM Join our Accessibility staff for great deals, giveaways, and more! ASL Interpreters on-site! T-Mobile Store 31308 Railway Road Millville, DE 19967 T-Mobile logo accessibilitystore@t-mobile.com T-Mobile, the T logo, Magenta and the magenta color are registered trademarks of Deutsche Telekom AG. Copyrighted 2023 T-Mobile USA, Inc.

Andrew Brenneman and Lori Timney will be at this exciting event –

 

We’re having an “Accessibility Day” at T-Mobile store at 31308 Railway Road, Millville, Delaware on Sunday, June 22nd, 2025.

 

We can assist you:

  • Switch to T-Mobile
  • Upgrade your device, including Samsung phones and the newest iPhone 16
  • Get a smartwatch
  • Learn about T-Mobile Home Internet Service

 

American Sign Language interpreters will be present to facilitate smooth communication with our T-Mobile store team!

Bonus, Andrew and Lori are Deaf and sign fluently, so stop by and meet them at this T-Mobile store!

 

Click that you’re interested:  www.facebook.com/events/1250222856756421

Or follow T-Mobile Accessibility for future events: www.facebook.com/tmobileaccessibility

 

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SSP Volunteers Needed for DeafBlind Camp of Maryland

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The DeafBlind Camp of Maryland is holding its one-week residential camp for adults who are deaf and blind on June 7 – 13, 2025.  Campers must be 18 years old or older to attend.

They are in need of volunteers to assist campers throughout the week.  Weekly commitments are preferred, however, part time volunteers are accepted.  Deaf and hearing individuals who are interested may apply.  This is a great way for skilled signers who want to develop their skills to get hands-on experience.  However, there are some positions for non-signers.  Room and board and all activities fees are paid for volunteering.

Learn more about DeafBlind Camp of Maryland and fill out the application.  

 

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Research Study on Alcohol Use and Trauma in the Deaf Community

Deaf Yes is recruiting! Who can join? Deaf ASL users Alcohol or Trauma Stress last month? Possible benefits: 12 virtual counseling sessions - FREE! Earn $$$ Interested? SignsOfSafety@umassmed.edu

Now through 2028, the DeafYES! team at UMass Chan Medical School is recruiting Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing individuals across the U.S. for a research study on trauma and addiction!

We are seeking people who have experienced trauma-related stress and alcohol use in the past month. Participants may receive 12 virtual counseling sessions at no cost, learn skills to manage trauma and addiction, and earn up to $500 for completing five online surveys.

Who can join?
Deaf, DeafBlind or Hard of Hearing
Can communicate in ASL
18 years and older
Alcohol use in the past month
Trauma-related stress in the past month
Watch the Recruitment Vlog about the research study on alcohol use and trauma. See the DeafYES is Recruiting! flyer.

If you are interested in the research study, contact the study team at signsofsafety@umassmed.edu.
 

– Thanks to Northern VA Resource Center (NVRC) for sharing this news.

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