[Disability-vn] DRD news in May 2015

[Thương Nguyễn Diễm Thương]

Dear colleagues and friends,

First of all, we would like to send you our warmest greeting from
Disability Research and Capacity Development (DRD).

We are honor to send you our newsletter. To download a full pdf version
please click on the link:
http://www.drdvietnam.org/tin-bon-phuong/17018-newsletter-may-2015.html

Best regards,


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DISABILITY RESEARCH AND CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT NEWSLETTER MAY 2015 *>>Download
full version*
<http://www.drdvietnam.org/images/baiviet/2015.05.NewsletterDRD.pdf>

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Established on 03/12/2013, DRD is a non-governmental organization,
non-profit and operated by people with disabilities (PWDs), for the rights
of PWDs.
DRD and the community are building a support model based on the rights of
PWDs in an effort to promote equal opportunities for PWDs, encourage and
create favorable conditions for PWDs to participate fully in all activities
like other members in society.

Kind Regards

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*1.DRD welcome to Judith Heumann Special Advisor for International
Disability Rights at the U.S. Department of State*

 *Ms. Luu Thi Anh Loan - Acting Director of DRD offered a gift M.s Judith
E. Heumann*

On 03/05/2015, Disability Research and Capacity Development Centre (DRD)
extended a warm welcome to Judith Heumann Special Advisor for International
Disability Rights at the U.S. Department of State and the representatives
of the U.S Consulate. She appreciated and to hope DRD’ activities will
develop strongly in the future. "Great work!" - Judith wrote it on this
visit.

>> Read more
<http://www.drdvietnam.org/tin-hoat-dong/17016-drd-welcome-to-judith-heumann-special-advisor-for-international-disability-rights-at-the-us-department-of-state.html>

*2.DRD was received the roll of honor “Vietnam Intellectuals” in 2015*

 *Mr. Nguyen Van Cu- Vice Director DRD (standing at the first row, the
second person from right to left), receiving award instead of Ms. Vo Thi
Hoang Yen and Ms. Luu Thi Anh Loan.*

The ceremony gave the roll of honor “Vietnam Intellectuals” for individuals
and organization that had typical achievements for the community
development in 2015. This event was on live broadcast in Ha Noi. Ms. Vo Thi
Hoang Yen (Founder and Director of Disability Research and Capacity
Development Center) and Ms. Luu Thi Anh Loan (Acting Director DRD) were
honored their contributions for People with disabilities. It was organized
by Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations (VUSTA) sector Ha
Noi combined with the Intellectual Magazine and Development Organization.

>> Read more
<http://www.drdvietnam.org/tin-hoat-dong/17012-drd-was-received-the-roll-of-honor-%E2%80%9Cvietnam-intellectuals%E2%80%9D-in-2015.html>

*Highlights:*

*3. *Opportunities for companies run by Disabled people in Lam Dong
province to access new business opportunities
<http://www.drdvietnam.org/tin-hoat-dong/16997-opportunities-for-companies-run-by-disabled-people-in-lam-dong-province-to-access-new-business-opportunities.html>

*4.* Peer counseling for patients with spinal cord injury
<http://www.drdvietnam.org/tin-hoat-dong/16998-peer-counseling-for-patients-with-spinal-cord-injury.html>

*5.* Love is something diverse
<http://www.drdvietnam.org/tin-hoat-dong/17009-love-is-something-diverse.html>

*6.* Training Convention on Right of People with Disabilities for the
parents of children who have autism
<http://www.drdvietnam.org/tin-hoat-dong/17017-training-convention-on-right-of-people-with-disabilities-for-the-parents-of-children-who-have-autism.html>

*7.* Training about skills to help People with disabilities for students
<http://www.drdvietnam.org/tin-hoat-dong/16999-training-about-skills-to-help-people-with-disabilities-for-students.html>

*8.* Teenagers of HCMC went for a walk at the Nguyen Hue pedestrian street
with people with disability.
<http://www.drdvietnam.org/tin-hoat-dong/17013-teenagers-of-hcmc-went-for-a-walk-at-the-nguyen-hue-pedestrian-street-with-people-with-disability.html>

*9.* Nguyen Le Hoang Trung received an electronic wheelchair from Dr.Thien
<http://www.drdvietnam.org/tin-hoat-dong/17011-nguyen-le-hoang-trung-received-an-electronic-wheelchair-from-drthien.html>

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*1. Artist captures butterflies' fallen wings*



Vu Thi Nguyet Anh's disability hasn't stopped her from pursuing her art.
She's working on perfecting her collection of preserved butterflies, spread
out in frames against colourful backgrounds. Kim Anh reports.



A garden full of butterflies and a room full of butterfly pictures. This
should sum up disabled artisan Vu Thi Nguyet Anh's passion in life.



A room on Tran Phu Road, Bao Loc City, the Central Highland province of Lam
Dong, houses Anh's lively, diversified, and colourful collection of
butterfly pictures. Anh was awarded the title of artisan in 2013. Thousands
of her pictures are displayed or sold in Viet Nam and foreign countries,
including the US and Japan.



Patient with a dream



When Anh was small, she would watch her friends move around freely and
easily. With her legs paralysed, Anh would sit for hours and watch
butterflies flying around cluster of flowers. Soon, she saw herself
patiently waiting to catch them so that she could turn them into part of
her landscape paintings. Whoever visited her house would be so impressed
with her pictures that they would entreat her to sell one to them. However,
at that time Anh's pressed butterflies faded and broke easily.



"Our country has hundreds of kinds of beautiful butterflies. Each butterfly
is a masterpiece of the nature. Keeping the natural colour of butterflies
and putting them in frames, they can be an attractive picture," Anh said.

>> Read more
<http://www.drdvietnam.org/tin-bon-phuong/17003-artist-captures-butterflies-fallen-wings.html>

*2. Australia supports disability-inclusive development in Viet Nam*

Australian's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Julie Bishop MP, on Monday
released Development for All 2015-2020: Strategy for strengthening
disability-inclusive development in Australia's aid program.

According to a press release issued by the Australian Embassy in Ha Noi,
the paper said that people with disabilities make up about 15 per cent of
the global population and have poorer health outcomes, lower educational
achievements, lower economic participation, as well as higher poverty rates
than people without disabilities.

"Disability-inclusive development is good development practice and
contributes to poverty reduction, economic growth, and better development
outcomes for all," said Hugh Borrowman, the Australian Ambassador to Viet
Nam.

Australia supports people with disabilities in Viet Nam through existing
and future aid projects. To improve the quality of their lives, Australia
will consult people with disabilities, monitor their participation, and
engage with disability-specific support services and other relevant
organisations.

>> Read more
<http://www.drdvietnam.org/tin-bon-phuong/17004-australia-supports-disabilityinclusive-development-in-viet-nam.html>

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*1. Recruiting a person with disability for an accounting position in one
on our branch*

*Location:* Cambodia

*Quantity:* 01 person (Male)

*Job requirements:*

Education level: At least College (Priority given to prestigious schools)

Qualification: Accounting – Auditing / Finance – Credit

Foreign language level: Good communication English, priority for candidates
who can spear Khmer

Work experience: At least one year

Orther: Accepting to work far, returning to HCM City about once a month.

*Job descriptions:*

Manage outgoings and incomings

Follow up the cash management

Implement accounting task including social insurance and salaries

Follow up capital assets, tools and appliances

Implement monthly, quarterly and annual tax reports

Create accounting notebook

Send weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual reports to the chief accountant
and the general accountant

*Note:* An available accommodation at the office and daily support for
meals.

*Closing date for application:*  June 20, 2015

*2. Recruiting a person with disability for our customer service *

*Location:* District 7, HCMC

*Quantity:* 6 – 8 people (Female or male)

*Job requirements:*

Have a pleasant voice, good communication skill through telephone

Have basic computer knowledge

*Job descriptions:*

Handle customers’ complaints and questions

Support customers regarding the procedures

Call old customers and present the new products of the company

Summarize, record and report

*Note:*

Work time: Monday – Saturday

Employment type: Part-time or full-time

There is an elevator for people with disabilities

Salary and other remunerations according to the rules of the company

*Closing date for application: * June 10, 2015

*For further information on application for these positions, please
contact:*

*Employment Department – Disability Research and Capacity Development (DRD)*

Address: 91/8 E Hoa Hung Street, Ward 12, District 10, Ho Chi Minh City,
Viet Nam

Telephone: (84-8)  38683149 (ext 134 or 121) (Ms Quyen or Ms Rat)

Email: vieclam at drdvietnam.com

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*Nguyễn Diễm Thương Thương*
Fundraising & Communications Ofiicer
*DRD *- Disability Research and capacity Development center
*A: *91/8E Hoa Hung, Ward 12, Dist. 10, HCMC, Vietnam
*T:* (84-8) 38 68 48 58 (#112) | *F: *(84-8) 39 79 88 15
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*E: *thuongthuong at drdvietnam.com/ nguyendiemthuongthuong at gmail.com
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