Shaky Nabeer

Disability is not inability

[Shaky Nabeer @nabeer_shaky]

@GloriaHindu @topnotchgadgets On my way to get this soon 🥱

[Thee Deaf Girl 🇺🇬 @GloriaHindu]

Good morning Fam, wake up and go hustle 😁

iPhone XR on discount, 1.35m only 😻
If interested please inbox @topnotchgadgets or call him on 0703215825 🤗
Location: Kooki Towers, level 4 Shop 426 😊

[Shaky Nabeer @nabeer_shaky]

@GloriaHindu Indeed ..... #DeafAwarenessMonth

[Thee Deaf Girl 🇺🇬 @GloriaHindu]

7.Write it down. Don’t be afraid to write or draw to help understanding.
And arguably one of the most important points to remember is to keep trying – even if a deaf person does not understand what you’re saying the first few times.
#DeafAwarenessMonth

[Thee Deaf Girl 🇺🇬 @GloriaHindu]

5.Take turns. If there is more than one person in a conversation take turns to talk.
6.Repeat and re-phrase if necessary. Trying to say the same thing in a different way might help.
7.Write it down. Don’t be afraid to write or draw to help understanding.

[Thee Deaf Girl 🇺🇬 @GloriaHindu]

3.Keep your distance. Stand a metre or two away from the deaf person. This is important for hearing-aid users, lip-readers and signers.
4.Speak clearly, slowly and steadily. Don’t mumble, shout or exaggerate – it distorts your lip patterns.
#DeafAwarenessMonth

[Thee Deaf Girl 🇺🇬 @GloriaHindu]

2. Check noise and lighting. Turn off or move away from background noise. Make sure your face is not in shadow and there are no strong lights or sunshine in their eyes.
#DeafAwarenessMonth

[Shaky Nabeer @nabeer_shaky]

@GloriaHindu #DeafAwarenessMonth ♥️

[Thee Deaf Girl 🇺🇬 @GloriaHindu]

Our tips for communicating with people with a Deaf person
1.Always face a deaf person. Make eye contact and keep it while you are talking. Try not to look away or cover your mouth as many deaf people rely on lip reading to help them understand you.
#DeafAwarenessMonth

[Shaky Nabeer @nabeer_shaky]

@GloriaHindu #DeafAwarenessMonth

[Thee Deaf Girl 🇺🇬 @GloriaHindu]

*The best term to use when referring to someone with a hearing loss is “Deaf or Hard of Hearing_ ”*
**HUMANITY WITH DISABILITY**
#DeafAwarenessMonth

[Thee Deaf Girl 🇺🇬 @GloriaHindu]

Recently on Barometer Hon.Kyeyune used the same word and it was really derogatory.Many people think using the term “Deaf”(Kigala) for those that have a hearing loss is rude, it is not. The term hearing impaired is considered rude, some say it makes it sound like they are “broken”

[Thee Deaf Girl 🇺🇬 @GloriaHindu]

Some of you people call the Deaf, Kasiru
Kasiru means Stupid, Being Deaf doesn’t mean that I am Stupid, I go to school like the hearing do, I read and write like the hearing do, I can dance, play etc the only difference is I can’t hear.
Thread 👇🏿👇🏾
#DeafAwarenessMonth

[Infinix Rwanda @infinixrwanda]

Meet the finalists of #Infinix10Talent

Who among them will walk away with 1 Million Rwandan Francs(1,000,000RWF) in #InfinixHotTalent?

VOTING starts from Tonight at 7PM On Instagram, Twitter & Facebook till 27th August.

[Shaky Nabeer @nabeer_shaky]

@infinixrwanda @KigaliDeafArt ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[Thee Deaf Girl 🇺🇬 @GloriaHindu]

Since ancient times, honey has been used as both a food and a medicine.
It’s very high in beneficial plant compounds and offers several health benefits. Honey is particularly healthy when used instead of refined sugar, which is 100% empty calories.
#thehoneyguy

Thread 👇🏾

[Thee Deaf Girl 🇺🇬 @GloriaHindu]

For the first, am participating 🙈🙈
Fam Help me reach 100 retweets so that I can get my honey 😊🤗

Today is me tomorrow is you
#TheHoneyGuy

[Light For The World Uganda @LftWUG]

Disability inclusion is understanding the r/ship between the way people function, participate in society, & making sure everybody has the same opportunities to participate in every aspect of life to the best of their abilities. Are you disability inclusive?#InclusionStartsWithYou

[sailas_cherotwo @sailascherotwo1]

I am disability inclusive.
I don't judge PWDs
In my work I make sure am inclusive of disability and also Gender respectful.
PWDs are equally like me and also contribute to the development of our country.

[Shaky Nabeer @nabeer_shaky]

@Artstalentafri2 @KigaliDeafArt Goooooo👏👏👏💃💃💃