BY ZOE ORECK
Volunteers from the Vancouver section of the ^Natioriai Cburicil of^^ Jewish Women recently began ay screening program to^ test four and five year old pre-school Children, in Vancouver nursery schools, for hearing disabilities.
This program represents a cooperative effort between NCJW, the Vancouver Health Department and the Western Institute fot* the Deaf. Volunteers will Fiave access to tKe /pr;ofessional staff in both agencies should the heed arise.
The Wlb is working closely with NCJW in letting up this program. Bev Ketchen, audiologist with, the ,WID, provided a one-day theoretical and practical workshop for the volunteers to insure that ^ they are familiar with the equipment and pirocedtifes to be followed in the heiaring screening testing:
Those members who participated in the workshop were: Mesdames N. Oreck; Ji Naimark, A. Lever, J.H, Quastel, D. Glazer, R. Katz, A. BeU R. .Feldman. V, It is believed that early iden-tificajipn of hearing problems in children is of prime importance if we are goiiig to be effective in the total planning for them. Children with hearing problems are often thought to be slow learn-* ers or even badly retarded.
tests pre-schoolers^ hearing
Friday, March 10, 1972—THE BULLETIN--9
HEARING SCREENING TESTS are carried out by NCJW volunteers, I. to r., Mesdames Arthur Bell, Sidney Oreck, R. Feldman on Shana Neuman of the Centre's Nursery School.
Adequate hearing is a   pre-   show the need in the community requisite for normal development  for such a program, and learning in children. Hearing     Many volunteers are still needed screening services to pre-school   for. this most worthwhile project, children who are developmentally   both in administrating the project
most vulnerable have always been inadequate in Vancouver so this new project is a welcome and much-needed community service.
NCJW hopes to give this service to all children attending Vancouver pre-schools and will attempt to
and carrying it out. Anyone interested can contact Mrs. D. Glazer, 263-7356.
The discovery of a child with a hearing loss at this early age can prevent years of emotional and learning disability.
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