World Day of the Deaf - September 24:

World Day of the Deaf - September 24:

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Category : Important Days Published on: September 25 2023

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  • The World Day of the Deaf is observed on every last Sunday of September. This year, the World Day of the Deaf is observed on September 24, 2023.
  • The day is dedicated to the deaf community worldwide.
  • The World Federation of the Deaf (WFD) initiated the World Day of the Deaf in 1958.
  • The theme for the World Deaf Day 2023 is "Ear and Hearing Care for All".
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