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Kaspersky Lab, through its distributor iSecure Networks, Inc., has recently teamed up with non-profit organization Junior Chamber International (JCI) in organizing the sixth edition of the Visually Impaired Sports Training Advocacy (VISTA) Games.

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Parent Advocates for Visually Impaired Children or PAVIC will be holding its 3rd Parents Congress on May 6-8, 2011 at the Bayview Park Hotel Manila in Roxas Blvd. corner United Nations Ave., Ermita, Manila.

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The Parent Advocates for Visually Impaired Children, Inc. (PAVIC) will be hosting a sports clinic to introduce various sports to blind people on March 28-29 at the Philsports complex in Pasig City.
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                    [Title] => Parents call for education, equality for blind children
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A group of parents has underscored the need to educate visually impaired children to enable them to join mainstream society ...

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Kaspersky backs sportsfest for visually impaired children

March 21, 2014 - 12:00am

Kaspersky Lab, through its distributor iSecure Networks, Inc., has recently teamed up with non-profit organization Junior Chamber International (JCI) in organizing the sixth edition of the Visually Impaired Sports...

Sports

PAVIC to hold 3rd Parents Congress

April 28, 2011 - 12:00am

Parent Advocates for Visually Impaired Children or PAVIC will be holding its 3rd Parents Congress on May 6-8, 2011 at the Bayview Park Hotel Manila in Roxas Blvd. corner United Nations Ave., Ermita, Manila.

Education and Home

Sports clinics set for visually impaired kids

March 24, 2009 - 12:00am

The Parent Advocates for Visually Impaired Children, Inc. (PAVIC) will be hosting a sports clinic to introduce various sports to blind people on March 28-29 at the Philsports complex in Pasig City.

Sports

Parents call for education, equality for blind children

September 28, 2008 - 12:00am

A group of parents has underscored the need to educate visually impaired children to enable them to join mainstream society ...

Headlines