Community Resources
for the Deaf, Hard of Hearing and Deaf Blind impacted by COVID
MISSION
The Deaf Community Support Center is dedicated to supporting the deaf, hard of hearing, and deafblind who have been impacted by COVID with resources and solutions. We strive to provide the most accessible, barrier-free, customized solutions possible. Using our resources, we can guide you through them together.
THE TEAM
Amanda Smith
Griggs’ Midway Building
1821 University Ave W
SUITE 148
Saint Paul, MN 55104
VP: 651-299-0748
Email: DCSC@kisasl.com
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A new study shows that kids and teens who get COVID-19 are more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes. The research looked at health records and found that kids ages 10 to 19 were 50% more likely to get diabetes after having COVID compared to other infections like the flu. This risk is even higher for kids who are already overweight. Type 2 diabetes can cause serious health problems later in life, but it can be delayed or prevented with healthy habits like eating well and staying active. Researchers say it's important to think about long-term risks from COVID-19.
New study finds connection between COVID and Type 2 diabetes in young people - WTOP News
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A connection has been uncovered between COVID-19 and Type 2 diabetes in children and teenagers, according to researchers.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Let's honor Indigenous Peoples' Day as our offices of MD, MN, NY and DCSC close on October 14th. #IndigenousPeoplesDay
Flyer ID: This vibrant flyer, in the colors of gold, light gold, dark brown, and tan, commemorates the closure of Keystone Interpreting Solutions on October 14th in honor of Indigenous People's Day. Adorned with a striking Native American theme, the poster features two individuals dressed in traditional attire joyously dancing in right center area, their movements capturing the spirit of celebration and cultural reverence. A bowl filled with cornhusks and a spoon, symbolic of Native American traditions, adds depth and authenticity to the scene is seen on top left. Emblazoned with clear text, the poster proudly announces the closure of offices in MD, MN, NY, and DCSC, inviting viewers to join in honoring and recognizing the contributions of Indigenous peoples. On top, have hashtag of NATIVEPRIDE in tan font color. Below that text says, "Indigenous People Day" in brown font color. Last text below that says, "October 14th" in light brown font color. The Keystone Interpreting Solutions logo is in the bottom section.
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Don't forget to join us for the Twin Cities ASL Walk and Roll at Bde Maka Ska this Saturday, October 12th from 11 AM to 1 PM!
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