US EditionBishop launches resource centre for visually impaired students at Iganga Girls SS
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The Autonomous University of Coahuila (UAdeC) reaffirmed its commitment to educational inclusion, highlighting the support recently given to two young people with visual disabilities during their admission process. One of them, completely blind, presented his examination in Braille system, thanks to the adjustments implemented by the institution. The rector of the UAdeC, Octavio Pimentel, explained that these efforts are part of an institutional…
Bishop launches resource centre for visually impaired students at Iganga Girls SS
The work station at the center. PHOTO URN Iganga, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Concerns over inclusive education in Iganga District have been addressed following the launch of a state-of-the-art ICT resource centre for visually impaired learners at Iganga Girls Secondary School, Buwoya Village. The facility, funded by the MTN Foundation in partnership with Sense International, was officially opened on Wednesday, April 30, 2025. The centre comprise…
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