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Deaf and on the run?

Arriving in countries of asylum is particularly difficult for deaf refugees, since in Germany they are distributed according to the Königsberg key. However, deaf people only have limited offers in their language, the respective sign language. Even “barrier-free” advice or offers are not available everywhere. Therefore, it is important not to separate and isolate the deaf refugees, but to leave them together in one place. Among hearing refugees they would be all alone.

Where are we going? Contact points for the federal states and other deaf charities:
https://www.deafrefugees.de/en/

https://linktr.ee/DeafRefugees_DE