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Providing service to children and young adult in Boarding Campus.
Reach Deaf Development Services Focuses on service delivery to young adults.
Providing Supported living services to people living in their own home.
National Chaplaincy
Providing Pastoral care for Deaf People.
Reach Deaf Services WEBSITE PRIVACY STATEMENT
Last Updated: 12 September 2020
Welcome to Reach Deaf Services. Reach Deaf Services provide various services to the Deaf community including residential support services through St Joseph's House for Adult Deaf and DeafBlind people, the St Joseph's and St Mary's Boarding Campuses, and the National Chaplaincy for Deaf People (NCDP). The National Deaf Village Sports and Leisure Company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Reach Deaf Services and is run by directors appointed from Deaf community organisations including Reach Deaf Services, Deaf Sports Ireland and the Dublin Deaf Association. This policy explains how we handle and use your personal information and your rights in relation to that information.
Reach Deaf Services ("The Organisation", "we", "our" or "us") is committed to protecting and respecting your privacy.
This Privacy Policy explains why and how we will use the personal information that we have obtained from you or others, with whom we share it and the rights you have in connection with the information we use. Please read the following carefully.
This policy describes the way we handle and use the personal information that we obtain from all the different interactions you may have with us as a service user, a parent or relative of a service user, or when you contact us.
Your privacy on the Internet is important to us. As the Internet offers the ability to collect certain types of information about users, we want you to understand the terms and conditions surrounding the capture, use and processing of any information relating to you which we gather.
Reach Deaf Services complies with the requirements of the relevant European Data Protection legislation based on the jurisdiction of our main establishment in the Republic of Ireland, namely:
The General Data Protection Regulation (2016/679)
The Irish Data Protection Act (2018)
The EC (Electronic Communications Regulation) Act 2011.
Reach Deaf Services have registered offices at: Deaf Village Ireland, Ratoath Road, Dublin 7, Ireland and we are a company registered in Ireland under company number 197899, with Charity Number CHY 1394 and Registered Charity Number2002138. We act as the data controller when processing your data on www.cidp.ie and www.ncdp.ie.
This policy was last updated on the date that appears at the top of this page.
2. What Information Does Reach Deaf Services Collect
Where personal data is provided by a cidp.ie or ncdp.ie visitor, the system collects the following pieces of personal information through the web site such as:
Message or query entered by the visitor
We gather various types of information, including information that identifies or may identify you as an individual ("Personal Information") as explained in more detail below.
3. Information We Automatically Collect:
3.1 When you use the Website
When you visit the Website, we collect certain information related to your device, such as and not limited to the following: your device's IP address, referring website, what pages your device visited, and the time and date that you visited our website using this device.
4. How do we use the information?
We will use the information we collect via our Website:
To administer our website and for internal operations, including troubleshooting, data analysis, testing, statistical and survey purposes;
To improve our website to ensure that content is presented in the most effective manner for you and for your computer;
For trend monitoring, marketing and advertising;
For purposes made clear to you at the time you submit your information – for example, to provide you with information you have requested about our Services; and
As part of our efforts to keep our website secure.
Our use of your Personal Information may be based on our legitimate interest to ensure network and information security, and to process any messages that you send to us. Direct .
5. The Periods for Which We Retain Your Personal Information
We are obliged to retain certain information to ensure accuracy, to help maintain quality of service and for legal, regulatory, fraud prevention and legitimate business purposes.
Other information will be retained for no longer than is necessary for the purpose for which it was obtained by us or as required or permitted for legal, regulatory, fraud prevention and legitimate business purposes. In general, we will hold this information for a period of seven years, unless we are obliged to hold it for a longer period under law or applicable regulations.
We will not hold your personal information in an identifiable format for any longer than is necessary for the purposes for which we collected it. For certain purposes we retain your personal information indefinitely (e.g. to supress marketing messages).
6. How do we share and disclose information to third parties?
Reach Deaf Services will use third-party tools to improve and enhance your ability to communicate with us. For example, we may post links from Facebook and Twitter to our website. These third parties may process/transfer your data to countries outside of the E.U. but only in accordance with the relevant legislation and using the appropriate legal mechanisms to safeguard the transfer.
We control your personal data throughout and assure you that it will only be used for the purpose outlined above. All processors acting on our behalf only process your data in accordance with instructions from us and comply fully with this privacy notice, the data protection laws and any other appropriate confidentiality and security measures. For more information, please contact us at dpo@cidp.ie.
We do not rent or sell your Personal Information to anyone. We may share and disclose information (including Personal Information) about our customers in the following limited circumstances:
6.1 Reach Deaf Services
We reserve the right to access, read, preserve, and disclose any information as necessary to comply with law or court order; enforce or apply our agreements with you and other agreements; or protect the rights, property, or safety of Reach Deaf Services, our employees, our service users and their families/next-of-kin, or others.
6.2 Disclosures for Public Health or Law Enforcement:
Under certain circumstances, we may be required to disclose your Personal Information in response to valid requests by public authorities, including to meet Public Health or law enforcement requirements.
We use appropriate technical, organisational and administrative security measures to protect any information we hold in our records from loss, misuse, and unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration and destruction.
8.1. What is a Cookie
Cookies are text files containing small amounts of information which are downloaded to your device when you visit a Site. Cookies are then sent back to the originating Site on each subsequent visit, or to another Site that recognises that cookie. Cookies are useful because they allow a Site to recognise a user's device. You can find more information about cookies at:
www.youronlinechoices.eu
Cookies do lots of different jobs, like letting you navigate between pages efficiently remembering your preferences, and generally improve your website experience. They can also help to ensure that adverts you see online are more relevant to you and your interests.
Most Sites you visit will use cookies in order to improve your user experience by enabling that Site to 'remember' you, either for the duration of your visit (using a 'session cookie') or for repeat visits (using a 'persistent cookie').
Cookies may be set by the Site you are visiting ('first party cookies') or they may be set by other Sites who run content on the page you are viewing ('third party cookies').
8.2. Cookies used on this Site
Reach Deaf Services uses first party and third-party cookies. We use cookies in order to make this Site easier to use, to support the provision of information and functionality to you, as well as to provide us with information about how this Site is used so that we can make sure it is as up to date, relevant and error free as we can.
By continuing to browse the Site you are agreeing to our use of cookies and the cookies notice at the top of your browser will disappear. If you block our use of cookies, you may be unable to access certain areas of our Site and certain functions and pages will not work in the usual way. Doing so may also affect our ability to update this Site to cater for user preferences and improve its performance.
Strictly necessary cookies are essential in order to enable you to move around the Site and use its features and/or services. Without these absolutely necessary cookies, the Site will not perform as smoothly for you as we would like it to and we may not be able to provide the Site with certain services or features.
Performance cookies collect information about how visitors use a Site; for instance, which pages visitors go to most often, and if they get error messages from web pages. These cookies do not collect any information that identifies a visitor. The information that these cookies collect is aggregated and is therefore anonymous. It is only used to improve how a Site works.
3. Functional Cookies
Functional cookies allow this Site to remember choices you make (such as your username and log in details) and any customisations you make to Site pages during your visit in order to provide enhanced, personalised features. For instance; these cookies can be used to remember changes you have made to text size, fonts and other elements of web pages that can be customised. They may also be used to provide services which you have asked for such as watching a video or commenting on a blog. The information these cookies collect may be anonymous and they cannot track your browsing activity on other Sites.
4. Targeting or Advertising Cookies
Targeting or Advertising cookies are linked to services provided by third parties. The third party provides these services in return for recognising that you have visited our Site. These cookies collect information about your browsing habits on this Site in order to make advertising both on this Site and other Sites you subsequently visit relevant to you and your interests, to limit the number of times those adverts are served to you and to help measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns.
In addition to the options provided above, you may refuse or accept cookies from the Site at any time by activating settings on your browser. Information about the procedure to follow in order to enable or disable cookies can be found on your Internet browser provider's site via your help screen. We have also supplied links to several of the more popular browsers for procedures on how to view and disable cookies.
Google Chrome Browser
Microsoft Internet Explorer Browser
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Apple Safari Browser
Opera Web Browser
Please be aware that if cookies are disabled, not all features of the Site may operate as intended.
10. How to delete Cookie
For further information on how to delete cookies we recommend that you read the information provided at following link:
http://www.allaboutcookies.org/manage-cookies/clear-cookies-installed.html%20
On some of our Website, we also may utilize Google Analytics, a web analysis service provided by Google, to better understand your use of the Website and Services. Google Analytics collects information such as how often users visit the Websites, what pages they visit and what other sites they used prior to visiting. Google uses the data collected to track and examine the use of the Websites, to prepare reports on its activities and share them with other Google services. Google may use the data collected on the Websites to contextualize and personalize the ads of its own advertising network. Google's ability to use and share information collected by Google Analytics about your visits to the Websites is restricted by the Google Analytics Terms of Use and the Google Privacy Policy.
11. Further Information
You can find more information about cookies by visiting www.allaboutcookies.org to obtain detailed information on how to prevent cookies from being set on your particular browser.
For further information about Google Analytics please see:
Safeguarding your Data.
To opt out of being tracked by Google Analytics across all Sites, visit:
http://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout
If you would like further information about the cookies used in relation to YouTube videos, the YouTube privacy notice, including details about YouTube related cookies, is available at:
http://www.google.co.uk/policies/privacy/
If you would like to find out more about advertising networks and affiliate programmes and how cookies are used for these purposes, please visit:
https://www.youronlinechoices.com/
This is an information portal which is run by the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB), the trade association for digital advertising, and will provide you will all the information you need to know about online behavioural advertising and the choices available to you.
12. Your Privacy Rights
12.1 What choices do I have?
You can always opt not to disclose information to us, but keep in mind some information may be needed to respond to your queries or to provide you with services.
12.2 Cookie
You can accept or reject cookies for our Websites through our Cookie Preference Centre, accessible by clicking the "cookie settings" button in the applicable Website Cookie Notice. You can also do so by adjusting your web browser controls. Please consult the Website Cookie Notice for more information about our use of cookies on the Website and how to accept and reject them.
12.3 Marketing Communications
You can opt-out of receiving certain promotional or marketing communications from us at any time, by using the unsubscribe link in the emails communications we send. If you avail of our services, we will still send you non-promotional communications, like service-related emails.
13. How Can I Exercise My Data Subject Rights?
All individuals have the right to a copy of personal information we hold relating to them. This is achieved through a Data Subject Access Request (DSAR). A DSAR can be submitted by emailing dpo@cidp.ie, indicating the scope of personal data required.
In order to be valid, a DSAR must be in writing (paper-based or e-mail will suffice) and the requestor may be required to provide adequate evidence of their identity, in order to avoid the inadvertent disclosure of another person's information.
We will respond to all DSARs as quickly as possible, but in any event, within one month of receipt of the validated request. Furthermore, Reach Deaf Services respects all of the rights of data subjects as articulated in the GDPR.
Additionally, if you would like to access, review, update, rectify, and delete any Personal Information we hold about you, or exercise any other data subject right available to you under the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), you may submit a request by emailing dpo@cidp.ie.
14. International Data Transfers
Reach Deaf Services do not transfer your personal information outside of Europe however as mentioned above some of our third-party processors may do so.
All information you provide to us is stored on our secure servers which are located within the European Economic Area (EEA).
If at any time we transfer your personal information to, or store it in, countries located outside of the EEA (for example, if our hosting services provider changes) we will amend this policy and notify you of the changes. We will also ensure that appropriate safeguards are in place for that transfer and storage as required by applicable law. This is because some countries outside of the EEA do not have adequate data protection laws equivalent to those in the EEA. If we transfer your personal information to the United States of America, we will only send the personal information to companies that participate in the Privacy Shield framework (or such other framework that may replace it from time to time) or for which we have an alternative safeguard in place in accordance with applicable law. Where they apply to our data transfer activities, we may rely on adequacy decisions by the European Commission about certain countries for data transfers to countries outside the EEA.
The St Mary's and St Joseph's Boarding Campuses provide services to children. We work with parents and children to ensure that we can best meet the needs of the individual. We also document various aspects of the care of the child. Prior to a child turning 18 years of age, will work with the young person in preparation for them becoming an adult. At the age of 18, we will off young people the choice as to whether we should communicate directly with them exclusively, or if we will continue to communicate with their parents too. Our social care teams are available to support young people in this process. If you have any queries, please contact dpo@cidp.ie for more information.
Security and Links to Other Websites
We take the security of your personal information seriously and use a variety of measures based on good industry practice to keep it secure. Nonetheless, transmissions over the internet and to our Site may not be completely secure, so please exercise caution. When accessing links to other websites, their privacy policies, not ours, will apply to your personal information.
We employ security measures to protect the personal information you provide to us, to prevent access by unauthorised persons and unlawful processing, accidental loss, destruction and damage.
The transmission of information via the internet is not completely secure. Although we will do everything possible to protect your personal information, we cannot guarantee the security of any personal information during its transmission to us online. You accept the inherent security implications of using the internet and will not hold us responsible for any breach of security unless we are at fault.
If you are using a computer or terminal in a public location, we recommend that you always log out and close the website browser when you complete an online session for your security. In addition, we recommend that you take the following security measures to enhance your online safety:
When creating a password, we recommend use at least 8 characters with a combination of letters and numbers.
We recommend you frequently change your password.
Keep your passwords private. Remember, anyone who knows your password may access your account.
We will never ask you to confirm any account or credit card details via email. If you receive such an email claiming to be from Reach Deaf Services asking you to do so, please ignore it and do not respond and report it to us.
Our Site may contain links to other websites run by other organisations which we do not control. This policy does not apply to those other websites, so we encourage you to read their privacy policies. We specifically disclaim responsibility for their content, privacy practices and terms of use, and we make no endorsements, representations or promises about their accuracy, content or thoroughness. Your disclosure of personal information to third party websites is at your own risk.
15. Changes to Policy
We reserve the right to change this policy at any time by notifying users of the existence of a revised policy. By continuing to use the Reach Deaf Services Website, you agree to be bound by the amended policy. We will inform you via a notice on the website when a policy is updated.
Please refer any questions in relation to this Policy, or to Reach Deaf Services's processing of your personal data, to the Data Protection Officer, dpo@cidp.ie.
16. Making a Complaint
Reach Deaf Services only processes your personal information in compliance with this privacy policy and in accordance with the relevant data protection laws. If, however, you wish to raise a complaint regarding the processing of your personal data or are unsatisfied with how we have handled your information, you have the right to lodge a complaint with the Irish Supervisory Authority.
Data Protection Commission
21 Fitzwilliam Square South
D02 RD28
www.dataprotection.ie
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Bikevibe Tokyo is the first edition of the highly awaited Bikevibe Semiannual City Journal Series edited by Norway based writer, designer and photographer Mari Oshaug.
This beautifully produced softbound book consists of 200 pages packed with full colour photographs and enlightening articles that celebrate Tokyo's cycling culture and Japanese bicycle design.
Within its pages you'll discover a range of articles and interviews about cycling in the mega-city of Tokyo including stories about Tokyo's vintage bicycles, the first graduates of Shibuya's frame builders school, a look at the history and future of Tokyo Bike belong with an overview of Japan's famous (and not so famous) cycling brands which reveals a number of facts even I wasn't aware of.
Among the interviews is a short interview with me, how I arrived at where I am today, and my thoughts on cycling in this wonderful city of ours. For the infrastructure addicts out there I penned an article for the book on Tokyo's recent efforts to improve cycling infrastructure in the lead up to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
But by far one of the biggest attractions of this book is the hundreds of full colour photographs of bicycles and cyclists accurately documenting the current state of cycling in Tokyo, Japan.
As the Bikevibe Tokyo has been self published there are only a limited number available so be sure to get yours before they run out!


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KAI delivers new Apache Block III fuselages to Boeing
12 July 2012	(Last Updated July 12th, 2012 18:30)
Boeing has taken delivery of the first ten new fuselages from long-time supplier Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) for integration into the US Army's AH-64D Apache Block III attack helicopter.
Boeing has taken delivery of the first ten new fuselages from long-time supplier Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) for integration into the US Army's AH-64D Apache Block III attack helicopter.
Specifically designed for the Apache helicopter, the new fuselage features a number of modifications, such as extended forward avionics bays and slots for new electronics to help accommodate Block III configuration changes.
Bill Elder, Boeing Northeast Asia Attack Helicopters business development regional manager, said that KAI continued to play a key role in the company's ongoing effort to keep Apaches optimised.
"The Apache's role has dramatically changed over the years, and it is vital for Boeing to give its customers the capabilities they need in a package that will perform for many years to come," Elder added.
Boeing Korea president Pat Gaines said that KAI started Apache fuselages production nearly a decade ago at its facility in Sacheon, South Korea.
"Today more than 1,000 AH-64D Apaches are in service, in production or under contract with 12 customers worldwide."
"Today more than 1,000 AH-64D Apaches are in service, in production or under contract with 12 customers worldwide. This is just one example of the mutual benefits created by expanding the global reach of opportunities available to Korean industry," Gaines added.
Boeing was awarded a $247m contract to begin low-rate initial production (LRIP) of approximately 51 Apache Block III helicopters in October 2010, with plans to acquire a total of 690 such aircraft.
Powered by two GE T700-701D engines, the Block III aircraft includes 26 new features, such as improved digital connectivity, joint tactical radio system, new composite rotor blades, full IFR capability and a VNsight low-light television sensors (LLTV), enabling identification of ambient lighting such as streetlights, beacons and headlights.
The Apache deliveries began in November 2011 to the US Army, which is now planning to field the first Block III equipped unit in November 2012.
Image: An AH-64D Apache helicopter undergoing Block III configuration changes at Boeing's facility. Photo: Copyright © 1995 – 2012 Boeing.
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