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497 reactions · 9 comments | In this video, you’ll learn how to sign “Help me,” “help you,” and “help” in American Sign Language. If you have any other signs or phrases you’d like to learn, feel free to drop a comment below! Thanks so much for your support! #help #helpme #helpyou #learnaslwithdeborah #learnasl #americansignlanguage #deafeducation | Learn ASL with Deborah | Facebook

59 reactions · 35 shares | Tip: Asking for and giving help (instead of having a tantrum or getting frustrated!) gets a big thumbs up! Use this visual to help you remember the sign. www.signingtime.com/dictionary/help | Signing Time | Facebook

21K reactions · 2.2K shares | The universal signal for help. Share and teach others! 欄 #help #SIGNAL #education | Mercy Jane Griesel | Facebook

The Signal for Help is a simple, one-handed gesture for survivors of family violence to discreetly show that they need help and would like someone to check on them in a safe manner. The signal is done by first holding up one hand with the thumb tucked into the palm, and then folding four fingers over the thumb. For those who spot the Signal for Help, reach out to the survivor discreetly (e.g through WhatsApp or text) to reduce the risk of alerting the alleged perpetrator. If professional help is