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发表于 2009-4-27 23:50:27 |只看该作者 |倒序浏览 微信分享

大家好！！我是HEARING DOGS FOR DEAF PEOPLE的一名VOLUNTEER, 这个星期天－3/05/09 HEARING DOGS 有个慈善筹款活动，可以带上狗狗出席的。活动有益身心，既可以交一些都喜欢狗狗的朋友，又可以帮到别人。而且，HEARING DOGS的Manager 也很希望中国人可以参加，所以我就代她上来宣传一下这个活动。（放心哦，跟我是完全没有利益关系的，我只是希望帮帮可爱的狗狗而已。。）

我简单介绍一下活动吧：
TIME: 03/05/09 9:30AM (Registration), 10AM start
Activities: Walk & Raffles, Fund Rasing
Location: Killarney Park, Takapuna, North Shore City

星期天早上9点30分在Killarney Park，TAKAPUNA登记，10点开始沿着Takapuna 的路走，然后回到Killarney Park。可能活动就和梅西毕业典礼时候游行参不多（因为我也是第一次参加，我也不知道具体情形）。时间大概1－2个小时，每个参加者也有一袋小礼物和一张由主办方发的CERTIFICATE，上面会有你的名字和狗狗的名字，是很有纪念价值的。门票$10，筹得钱是用来给训练HEARING DOGS，然后他们就会被送到去帮助DEAF PEOPLE的日常生活.

对于活动有什么疑问，或对HEARING DOGS FOR DEAF PEOPLE这个组织有什么疑问，可以打下面这个电话，或EAMIL 给TRUDY--我的MANAGER; 或者留言给我，我去问他们也可以。。
电话： 09 420 2837
EMAIL: trudy@hearingdogs.org.nz

下面我就把活动的官方POSTER贴出来：

HEARING DOGS FOR DEAF PEOPLE 这个组织的介绍：
网站： http://hearingdogs.orconhosting.net.nz/

INTRODUCTION
Imagine for a moment that you are asleep in bed, and the smoke alarm goes off! What would you do? Evacuate the premises and call 111 immediately.

Now imagine that you’re deaf – you cannot hear the smoke alarm, and are unaware that your life may be in critical danger! For up to 50,000 deaf people throughout New Zealand, this is a frightening reality they face each day.

Hearing Dogs for Deaf People is a Charitable Trust dedicated to helping deaf and hearing-impaired people throughout New Zealand with the every day activities we all take for granted.

Our organisation rescues unwanted dogs from animal shelters around the country – often from imminent euthanasia, and gives them a second chance at life. These cute, cuddly and friendly little companions are then given world class training in how to recognise many of the sounds that we take for granted to keep us safe – including smoke and fire alarms.

Hearing Dogs are life saving dogs, for deaf and hearing-impaired people, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Now imagine what happens when a smoke alarm goes off in the home of a deaf person with a specially trained Hearing Dog. “Nudge!” – a cold, wet nose wakes you – something has happened... Your faithful friend lies down as he’s been trained to do. It’s an emergency! Instantly you react - evacuating the house and call 111. Thanks to your Hearing Dog, you and your family are safe, preventing what may otherwise have been a tragedy.

Right now, there are up to 50,000 deaf and hearing-impaired people who urgently need a Hearing Dog. Our organisation does not receive any government funding, so we rely upon your support to secure the safety of deaf and hearing-impaired people throughout New Zealand.

Almost every person in New Zealand knows or has met someone deaf or hearing-impaired – it may a family member, friend or relative. And as we grow older, we all face the possibility of becoming hearing-impaired ourselves and needing the safety and quality of life only a Hearing Dog can give.

ORGANISATIONAL OBJECTIVES
Mission Statement
To enhance the independence and well-being of Deaf and severely hearing-impaired New Zealanders through the provision of specially trained hearing Dogs to internationally recognized standards

Background
Hearing Dog programmes have been in operation around the world for more than 30 years, and are now available in New Zealand thanks to Hearing Dogs for Deaf People New Zealand who has stepped in to fill the gap.

What is a Hearing Dog?
Hearing Dogs are specially trained to alert Deaf and severely hearing impaired people to sounds like fire alarms, smoke alarms, alarm clocks, door bell, knock at the door, telephone, fax, baby-cry monitor, oven timer and more.

Where are Hearing Dogs sourced?
Hearing Dogs are usually rescued from animal shelters – often from imminent euthanasia.

Where are Hearing Dogs trained?
Having been rescued from animal shelters, potential Hearing Dogs are then sent to the National Training Centre in New Plymouth for intensive training. When training is complete they are partnered with deaf people all over the country.

Breaking down barriers
Hearing Dogs not only help to keep Deaf and hearing impaired people safe, they also help to break down the barriers of social isolation. Many Hearing Dog owners feel more comfortable about leaving the home, and often find that people are more inclined to want to interact with them.

PS: 我在HEARING DOGS 这个组织做义工快有一年了，虽然每个星期只去一天，但他们都对我很好而且我觉得是学到东西和认识到朋友，所以我希望可以做点什么帮助他们。虽然他们有些是听力有点问题，但人很好而且狗狗也很好，我也很开心和他们一起工作。

希望大家有时间的话，可以去看看。

谢谢大家看完这么长的东西。。。谢谢。。。。。

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