After several events organized by Amiens hosting the itinerary of champions, the Sum Judo Committee, was able to sign with a new partner, ACCEO-TADEO. A project allowing the inclusion of people with disabilities.
This Saturday, during the minimal tournament organized by the Sum Judo Committee, a partnership on the inclusion of the deaf and hard of hearing via an app, was signed. The Somme committee received Lucien Fontaine, in charge of development of public and private affairs at Acceo. He tells us more about his project: It’s a French sign language translator platform and stereotypy. Our solution is to make it accessible to people who are deaf and hard of hearing at all levels. For example, to be able to go to the bank, to be welcomed within the framework of a local authority or even to to be able to exercise« . He also adds: “so we have translators, who with our solutions allow those with a smartphone to have a translator on the screen and lend their voice. This allows a good exchange, and to be able to go everywheret. »
« We are delighted to be able to welcome a new partner and to contribute to the integration of deaf or hard of hearing people into the world of judo. » affirms Thierry Dambrine, president of the Somme Judo committee. Lucien Fontaine explains more‘interest to have this application, ” if young people want to learn judo, the club by their standard can accommodate them thanks to the application. Handisport is a recognized sport. the judo is a sport in France, where human values are transmitted. There is a real attention to his opponent.
Julie Michael
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