NEWS & EVENTS
AFRICAN STUTTERING RESEARCH CENTRE
Information, Research and Treatment
"we are bridge from stigmatized to the hope, for people who stutters in poor nations"
STUTTERING RESOURCES FOR AFRICA
Stuttering Resources for Africa
Is a key program of "African stuttering Research Centre" and has a goal to end the lack of information and resources on stuttering in Africa.
and their strategies is to translated the resources on stuttering in African language, print , publish and distributed
In the first stage of this program we have translating the resources in Swahili language.
Swahili language is most widely spoken African language. Swahili is spoken in 11 Africa countries and more than 120 million speakers. Those make Swahili the largest African language.
very soon, translation of resources on stuttering in the another language, will be done.
in below you can download the resources in african language
Swahili translation of book Sometimes I Just Stutter
This book by Eelco de Geus is written all kids who stutter. It talks about what make you stutter, why sometime you stutter and sometimes you don't, why some people don't understand why you stutter ,what others should know about stuttering .that a lot of other kids stutter too, and what to do if you are teased about stuttering .
This book represents the thinking of seven leading authorities in the field of stuttering. You will find answers to the questions. Most often asked by parents about their child's stuttering and way to work with your child that contribute significantly to the normal development of fluency
Swahili translation of book Stuttering and your child :
Question and Answers
Swahili translation of 8 tips for teachers and others
Swahili translation of 7 tips for talking with your child
Experts agree that most children who stutter benefit from taking time to speak at a rate that promotes fluency. These guidelines represent a number of ways that adults can help.
Compiled by Lisa Scott, Ph.D., The Florida State University
