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Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing News is a publication of the MANSFIELD COMMUNITY CENTER FOR DEAF/HARD-OF-HEARING

The Center for Individual and Family Services / The Rehab Center A Catalyst Company

Deaf and Hard of Hearing News is written to inform Deaf and Hard of Hear-ing persons, their families and the commu-nity about Deaf and Hard of Hearing news and events in the Mansfield/Richland County area, surrounding counties, the State of Ohio and throughout the USA. Please send any articles you would like us to use in future newsletters. The Mans-field Community Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing News does not necessari-ly reflect the views and opinions of The Center for Individual and Family Services, The Rehab Center or the Mansfield Com-munity Center for Deaf and Hard of Hear-ing. Walk-in Hours: Tuesdays 9-10am Thursdays 2-3pm

Contact Information

Tanya Haga Coordinator (419) 775-4647 VP (419) 774-2255 hagat@catalystlife services.org Carleigh Levering ASL Interpreter (419) 775-4664 VP (419) 774-2216 carleigh@catalystlife services.org Ruthie Derr Part-Time Interpreter (419) 774-2232 rderr@catalystlife services.org Volume 1, Issue 1 Spring 2015 Special points of interest: Client Room VP is available everyday from 8am-5pm at the Rehab Center. New paint in Client Room! March Calendar 2 April Calendar 3 May Calendar 4 Deaf Services Report 5 Condolences 5 Summer Events 5 Friendly Reminder 6

Inside this issue:

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March 9th - Tax Day by appointment only! March 10th- Richland County Job and Family Services presentation at 4:15pm at Rehab Center. What benefits can you get? What services do they have? March 17th - St Patrick’s Day

March 6th - Call Tanya or Carleigh to sign-up to file your taxes at Deaf Services on March 9th

March 7th - MCD St.

Patrick’s Day Party at Masonic Temple in Mansfield from noon to 8pm. Dress in Green!

March 7th - Move your clocks forward 1 hour before you go to bed!

DAC UPDATE:

DAC is currently on hold. We are looking for people who are interested in helping Deaf Services continue to grow and get better. We will send out a flyer when we are ready to start again. If you have any questions or suggestions, please let us know.

March 2015 Events

Schedule of Events

March 7th -

MCD

March 9th - Tax

Day by

appointment

March 10th -

Richland County

Job and Family

Services

presentation at

4:15pm

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2 3 Walk-in 4 5 Walk-in 6 7 MCD 8 Daylight Savings 9 TAX DAY 10 Walk-in RCJFS 11 12 Walk-in 13 14 15 16 17 Walk-in 18 19 Walk-in 20 21 22 23 24 Walk-in 25 26 Walk-in 27 28 29 30 31 Walk-in

March 2015

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April 14th - Supplemental (Second) Insurance for Med-icare (older than 65 years old) presentation at Rehab Center @ 4pm. If you have specific questions, call Tan-ya or Carleigh to make sure your questions are answered on April 14th

April 15th - Taxes are due! April 4th - MCD Easter

Potluck at the Masonic Temple from noon to 8pm April 5th - Easter Sunday April 6th - Last Day to register to vote on May 5th. Deaf Services can help you register.

Think you might qualify for Medicaid? Need help signing up?

Contact: Dianne Knipp (419)522-4357 Or Tracie Cordle (419) 774-6856 Interpreter Provided

April 2015 Events

Volume 1, Issue 1 Schedule of Events

April 4th - MCD

April 14th - Learn

about supplemental

(second) insurance

options for Medicare

@ 4pm

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2 Walk-in 3 4 MCD 5 Easter 6 7 Walk-in 8 9 Walk-in 10 11 12 13 14 Walk-in Insurance Presentation 15 16 Walk-in 17 18 19 20 21 Walk-in 22 23 Walk-in 24 25 26 27 28 Walk-in 29 30 Walk-in

April 2015

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May 18th - Come in to Deaf Services between 12p and 4p for our Support Services Event! Topics: Medical history, preferred interpreters, and much more!

May 25th - Rehab Center closed for Memorial Day May 27th - Catalyst Annual Meeting at 5pm

May 1st - Let us know if you need a ride from the Rehab Center to a voting location on May 5th.

May 2nd - MCD Mother’s Day Party at Masonic Temple from noon to 8pm. Meeting at 2pm! Spaghetti dinner. Contact Rita

(567-593-5486) for food sign -up.

“Do It Deaf” Update

Details about summer events will be mailed out as soon as everything is scheduled. All events are free to Deaf and hard of hearing youth ages

8-high school. Contact Deaf Services if you have any questions or do not hear from us by summer.

May 2015 Events

Schedule of Events

May 2nd - MCD

May 5th - Voting Day

May 10th -

Mother’s

Day

May 18th - Support

Services Event in Deaf

Services Office

May 25th - Office

Closed for Memorial

Day

May 27th - Catalyst

Annual meeting @

5pm

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2 MCD 3 4 5 Walk-in 6 7 Walk-in 8 9 10 Mother’s Day 11 12 Walk-in 13 14 Walk-in 15 16 17 18 Support Services Event 19 Walk-in 20 21 Walk-in 22 23 24 25 Office Closed 26 Walk-in 27 Annual Meeting 28 Walk-in 29 30 June 1 2 3 Walk-in 4 5 Walk-in 6 7

May 2015

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Volume 1, Issue 1

Many of you know that some of the hospitals in our area have starting using VRI’s or Video Remote Interpreting. This is like VP, but in the hospital.

Pros to VRI: faster access because you do not have to

wait for an interpreter to arrive and VRI can be available when there is bad weather.

Cons to VRI: does not work well with multiple Deaf in the room, people who are Deaf and have low vision, have had a lot of medicine, are drunk, are high, or have a cognitive delay. There can also be equipment issues.

I have been told by MedCentral that patients have the choice to use the VRI or to have one of the Rehab Center interpreters come.

If you are not happy with your experience, call the MedCentral Clients Rights Office. MedCentral’s phone number is

419 - 526 - 8000.

July 27-Aug 7th

- Young

Adult Summer Program

for Youth Who are

Deaf-Blind in Sands

Point, NY. A flyer can be

picked up in Deaf

Services

SUMMER EVENTS

June 9th

- Class

Reunion Party at the

Rehab Center. More

information to come.

July 25th

- Block party

with food and games on

Sterkel Blvd from

10am-3pm.

OYO Camp

Older campers (10-high school) -- Aug 3 - Aug 9th Younger campers (7-9) --Aug 6 - Aug 9th.

**Registration forms will be mailed soon

and are due back the end of June.

Deaf Services Report - Tanya Haga

Tia Congious

Born: Dec 6, 1973

Passed away: Dec 31, 2014 Left behind: husband, daughters - including Ma’Tia Porter,

grandchildren, other family members, and friends

Dale Hatfield

Born: January 26, 1957 Passed away: Jan 2, 2015 Left behind: sister - Robin Kemp, other brothers and sisters, mother, wife, and children.

Condolences

Ronal Kirk

Born: January 20, 1959 Passed away: Dec 1, 2014 Left behind: sister, brother-in-law, niece, and many friends.

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Friendly Reminders

270 Sterkel Blvd Mansfield, OH 44907

Community Center for the Deaf and

Hard-of-Hearing

The “Winter Blues”

can lead to a bad

attitude.

Try to

find a

hobby

or any

activity that helps you

to feel happy. This can

keep you in good

mind and attitude.

Spring will be here

It seems the weather is

going to continue to

be cold. Remember to

keep your body in the

best health possible.

Eat fruits, vegetables,

lean meats

and drink

water.

Having a

healthy body can help

prevent colds, flues

Please remember if

you cancel an

appoint-ment to also call and

cancel with the

inter-preters. We appreciate

it, thanks!

A Catalyst Company We are online! www.therehabcenter.org/ deaf-services/support-services

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