Canadian  Helen   Keller  Centre

• Joyce Thompson - Founding Executive Director - "Rotary (Don Valley) Cheshire Homes Inc. (RCH) would like to pay tribute on her retirement to our Founding Executive Director, Joyce Thompson — an extraordinary woman who has devoted over 25 years of her life to the field of Deaf-Blindness."

• Report from the Chair: Fall, 2001 - "After a number of years of hard work and frustration, we saw the opening of the Canadian Helen Keller Centre. Initially it will be used as a training centre, but hopefully it will be expanded to include Outreach Services for Persons who are Deaf-Blind and Medical Intervener Services." — Warren Wakefield

• Canadian Helen Keller Centre Opens its Doors  - "As the new Executive Director of the Canadian Helen Keller Centre, I am very pleased to announce that CHKC has opened its doors to the Deaf-Blind community." - Sharon Downie-Clarke
   
• History of the Canadian Helen Keller Centre - An outline of events, beginning in 1985, that have lead to the founding of the Canadian Helen Keller Centre.
  
  
• Why We Developed - Outlines the proposal to create the Canadian Helen Keller Centre; a national training centre that will benefit all Canadians who are deaf-blind.
  
  

TO CONTACT US:

The Canadian Helen Keller Centre, Inc.
210 Empress Avenue
Toronto ON   M2N 3T9

TEL/TTY: (416) 225-8989
FAX: (416) 225-4871
e-mail

Registered Charity #86423 9082 RR0001

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