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Meet Disability Sheffield's New Advocacy Worker

Disability Sheffield is proud to introduce the latest member of our Advocacy Team, Darren Probets.

Darren

“Hi, I’m Darren, I am 38 years old and profoundly deaf. I am employed by Disability Sheffield as an Advocacy worker with my role targeted at mainly helping deaf and hard of hearing people.

I can communicate via lip-reading, BSL, SSE, (plus a small amount of Makaton and deaf/blind sign language.) I feel that working here at Disability Sheffield as a BSL Advocate will help deaf people if they wish to receive the support of Disability Sheffield but are worried about communication issues. This is something I am here to help with and I am looking forward to the challenges ahead.”

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  • Andrew Crooks:

    23 Jun 2016 12:15:31

    Great addition to a wonderful team. Awesome :)

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