[stylist] Resources for blind students in El Salvador?

[Aziza C]

That works for me. I speak both english and Spanish. Granted, English
is definetly my better. *smile*

On 5/13/09, LoriStay at aol.com <LoriStay at aol.com> wrote:
> I passed this question along to Lorraine Rovig at NFB.   We may need to get
> the answer in Spanish.
> Lori
> In a message dated 5/12/09 10:17:31 PM, daydreamingncolor at gmail.com writes:
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>> Hi Everyone,
>> I was wondering if anyone knew of any  resources for the blind in El
>> Salvador. I'm going to start trying to help a child in El Salvador,
>> she is five years old, and is being raised by her grandmother who
>> doesn't know how to teach her what she needs to know. She will be
>> starting school soon, but needs to bring all her materials with her.
>> It is believed to be a school for blind children, but that has not
>> been confirmed yet.
>> I asked the local libraries I use to get books on tape if their was
>> such a library in El Salvador, the librarian said he couldn't find
>> anything.
>> Does anyone have any information, or have an idea of where I can find
>> information about what is available for blind children in El Salvador?
>> Aziza
>>
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