The Central Deaf Youth Camp 1995, was organised by Friends of Young Deaf (FYD), and took place at Palm Grove, Paraparaumu, from 9 – 14 May. A total of 15 Deaf youth participated in many different, mostly indoor activities such as physical exercise routines, team-building activities, and storytelling/drama.
Central Deaf Youth Camp 1995
1995 •
- Deaf Youth
The Central Deaf Youth Camp, as organised by FYD at Palm Grove, Paraparaumu, May 1995.
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