Deaf Access Services works with Amherst Police Department using Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) at immediate/emergency situations.
We still encouraged and trained the police officers to understand the difference between an in-person interpreter and a VRI. Also to be able to provide an in-person interpreter when a Deaf / Hard of Hearing person requests one.
For more information: Read More
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On February 21, 2019 Deaf Access Services announced our affiliation with People Inc. We are excited at the potential to increase and improve services to even more Deaf individuals in the Deaf community throughout Western New York and beyond.
To read more see our Press Release.
If you have any questions, please contact PKefi@wnydas.org.
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December Newsletter - Now Available
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Deaf Access Services want to thank our 2019 Annual Dinner Sponsors!! They all were able to help make a difference within the Deaf community!! Your support is greatly appreciated!
DAS Interpreting Service Partners
Contact DAS today for interpreting help!
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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Deaf Access Services is looking for volunteers.
Contact our office today!
Phone: (716)833-1637
Email: DWantuck@wnydas.org
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Your commitment helps us continue to provide services that many depend on for Educational, Employment and Health Access.
Time: Second Tuesday of Every Month (3pm to 4pm)
Location: Deaf Access Services: 2495 Main St. Ste 446 Buffalo, NY 14214
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Deaf Access Services – Opportunities Position: Contractor, ASL Teacher Posting Date: 6/14/2019 Deaf Access Services is seeking an experienced ASL teacher for an ongoing education program focused on children ages 7-9. Classes will begin by teaching basics and progress at an appropriate pace, building on skill development and lan... READ MORE
Deaf Access Services Becomes an Affiliate of People Inc. Collaboration to provide increased services to a wider audience On February 12, 2019, the Board of Directors for Deaf Access Services (DAS) voted to become an affiliate of People Inc. in preparation for a more competitive service delivery environment. The affiliation with Peop... READ MORE
