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How the Deaf Development Programme in Cambodia builds bridges

A video describing how this Maryknoll program builds bridges between the deaf world and the hearing world.

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How the Deaf Development Programme in Cambodia builds bridges
TAGS:DDPFr. Charlie DittmeierJulie LawlerPhnom PenhRuss Brine

The Maryknoll Deaf Development Programme in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, builds bridges between the deaf world and the hearing world.

 

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Compelled by faith to engage with people across cultures and ethnicities, Maryknoll lay missioners live, love and work with communities on the margins to promote active nonviolence and healing.

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