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His Hands Reader - Helping deaf and hearing in developing countries to read so they can read His Word.

An estimated fifty million (50,000,000) deaf in the world can not read.

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His Hands Reader (HHR) enables deaf volunteers in developing countries to make a DVD video dictionary and reading primers using their own hand signs.  This DVD will help others to learn to read.

See how you can volunteer to add your hand signs or text language -- go to the tab My HHR.  It only takes 24 hours of your time.

Also, HHR helps hearing family members learn basic hand signs so they can communicate better with their loved one.
 
See if your hand signs have already been added to His Hands Reader.  Click on the icon  on the map below and follow the link to the language page.  There you can download the HHR dictionary and reading primers DVD.    

 

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About HHR Main

Welcome to His Hands Reader!
Bienvenue à son lecteur mains!
Welkom bij His Hands Reader
Benvenuti al suo lettore le mani
Bienvenido a su lector de manos
مرحبا بكم في القارئ يديه
欢迎到他的手器
ברוכים הבאים Reader ידיו
Добро пожаловать на своего читателя Руки


Having a dictionary of hand signs is the first step in helping deaf to learn to read and family members of deaf to learn to use hand signs.  The His Hands Reader project makes it easy to make a high quality video dictionary for any sign language for no cost.  Every sign language is welcome!

 

Of 93 world countries surveyed in 2008 and asked:  

"Does your country have a sign language dictionary?"
       54 responded YES

      38 responded NO

 

If your sign language does not have a video dictionary yet, please volunteer to add it to the His Hands Reader.

 

 

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