Check out this recent new story featured on ZNBC – Zambia’s largest television service provider showcasing the Starkey Hearing Institute and it’s great work happening in Zambia.
He didn’t just graduate from Starkey Hearing Institute, he helped change what’s possible in the small country of Lesotho. After graduating from our program In 2016, Khotso Kebise became the first ever registered Hearing Instrument Specialist in Lesotho.
Today he’s helping reshape access, awareness, and dignity by reaching children, rural communities, and influencing national policy, including the recognition of sign language in 2025.
This isn’t just healthcare. It's connection. Inclusion. Voice. Because hearing isn’t just medical—it’s human.
Sometimes hearing care happens in a clinic. Sometimes it happens from the back of a truck.
Anicet had nearly given up his small retail shop. His hearing loss made it harder and harder to serve his customers, which is why he was so determined to reach our aftercare team and care for his Starkey Hearing Foundation hearing aids.
With limited network coverage, he never received our call about the aftercare visit. But after hearing about it from another patient, he jumped on a motorcycle and set out to find us, arriving just as we were packing up.
So we served him right there… from the back of the truck!
A quick mold change and battery refill, and Anicet was back on his way.
That’s the beauty of the WFA method. Our professionals don’t just work in clinics. They bring hearing care wherever it’s needed. ... See MoreSee Less
As we celebrate Earth Day, we’re reminded of the beauty of our world and the people who call it home.
Through our work in over 100 countries, we’ve witnessed it all, from the grandeur of vast landscapes, to the smallest most human moments.
Everywhere we go is unique, yet somehow familiar, connected by a shared strength, resilience, and a deep sense of hope and optimism for all that makes life possible.
He didn’t just graduate from Starkey Hearing Institute, he helped change what’s possible in the small country of Lesotho. After graduating from our program In 2016, Khotso Kebise became the first ever registered Hearing Instrument Specialist in Lesotho.
Today he’s helping reshape access, awareness, and dignity by reaching children, rural communities, and influencing national policy, including the recognition of sign language in 2025.
This isn’t just healthcare.
It's connection. Inclusion. Voice.
Because hearing isn’t just medical—it’s human.
#SoTheWorldMayHear ... See MoreSee Less
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Sometimes hearing care happens in a clinic. Sometimes it happens from the back of a truck.
Anicet had nearly given up his small retail shop. His hearing loss made it harder and harder to serve his customers, which is why he was so determined to reach our aftercare team and care for his Starkey Hearing Foundation hearing aids.
With limited network coverage, he never received our call about the aftercare visit. But after hearing about it from another patient, he jumped on a motorcycle and set out to find us, arriving just as we were packing up.
So we served him right there… from the back of the truck!
A quick mold change and battery refill, and Anicet was back on his way.
That’s the beauty of the WFA method. Our professionals don’t just work in clinics. They bring hearing care wherever it’s needed. ... See MoreSee Less
12 CommentsComment on Facebook
As we celebrate Earth Day, we’re reminded of the beauty of our world and the people who call it home.
Through our work in over 100 countries, we’ve witnessed it all, from the grandeur of vast landscapes, to the smallest most human moments.
Everywhere we go is unique, yet somehow familiar, connected by a shared strength, resilience, and a deep sense of hope and optimism for all that makes life possible.
#SoTheWorldMayHear #EarthDay ... See MoreSee Less
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