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Thanks to ongoing aftercare, Honorinah is back in the classroom, engaged, motivated, and thriving in her lessons!
Honorinah is a 13-year-old student from Tamatave who lost her hearing aids during the pandemic. Without them, following lessons, participating in class, and keeping up with her studies became incredibly difficult.
When she arrived at a Starkey Hearing Foundation Madagascar service center with her teacher, our trained graduates provided follow-up care through the WFA method and fit her with new hearing aids. The moment they turn on, her smile says everything.
Now Honorinah can focus on what every child deserves the chance to learn, grow, and dream. By restoring her hearing, we do more than provide technology. We reopen the doors to her education and the possibilities ahead.
On International Women’s Day, we honor the women who make our mission possible. Hearing professionals, mothers, sisters, daughters, and caregivers serving patients just like themselves in communities around the world.
Today we celebrate the women of Starkey Hearing Foundation who uplift other women and families through compassion, skill, and service. Their work restores connection, builds confidence, and brings the gift of hearing to people who need it most.
When women lead in care, families grow stronger and communities thrive.
Surrounded by proud families, friends, and mentors, the room was filled with excitement for the future of hearing healthcare across the Philippines.
Last week we celebrated 27 new Hearing Healthcare Professionals graduating from the Starkey Hearing Institute Asia Pacific.
It was a joyful evening honoring the completion of the Hearing Health Specialist program, made possible through our partnership with the University of Santo Tomas. More than a ceremony, it was a celebration of the impact these graduates will bring to the communities they will soon serve.
We were honored to welcome distinguished guests including government leaders, our founders Bill Austin and Tani Austin, members of the Starkey Hearing Foundation Board, the National President of Delta Zeta Sorority National, and representatives from the University of Santo Tomas. A powerful performance by The Tenors made the evening even more memorable.
With the continued support of Starkey Hearing Foundation, these 27 professionals will return to more than 7 provinces across the Philippines, bringing hearing healthcare to communities where access has long been limited. The future of hearing care is growing, one community at a time.
Thanks to ongoing aftercare, Honorinah is back in the classroom, engaged, motivated, and thriving in her lessons!
Honorinah is a 13-year-old student from Tamatave who lost her hearing aids during the pandemic. Without them, following lessons, participating in class, and keeping up with her studies became incredibly difficult.
When she arrived at a Starkey Hearing Foundation Madagascar service center with her teacher, our trained graduates provided follow-up care through the WFA method and fit her with new hearing aids. The moment they turn on, her smile says everything.
Now Honorinah can focus on what every child deserves the chance to learn, grow, and dream. By restoring her hearing, we do more than provide technology. We reopen the doors to her education and the possibilities ahead.
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On International Women’s Day, we honor the women who make our mission possible. Hearing professionals, mothers, sisters, daughters, and caregivers serving patients just like themselves in communities around the world.
Today we celebrate the women of Starkey Hearing Foundation who uplift other women and families through compassion, skill, and service. Their work restores connection, builds confidence, and brings the gift of hearing to people who need it most.
When women lead in care, families grow stronger and communities thrive.
#InternationalWomensDay ... See MoreSee Less
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Surrounded by proud families, friends, and mentors, the room was filled with excitement for the future of hearing healthcare across the Philippines.
Last week we celebrated 27 new Hearing Healthcare Professionals graduating from the Starkey Hearing Institute Asia Pacific.
It was a joyful evening honoring the completion of the Hearing Health Specialist program, made possible through our partnership with the University of Santo Tomas. More than a ceremony, it was a celebration of the impact these graduates will bring to the communities they will soon serve.
We were honored to welcome distinguished guests including government leaders, our founders Bill Austin and Tani Austin, members of the Starkey Hearing Foundation Board, the National President of Delta Zeta Sorority National, and representatives from the University of Santo Tomas. A powerful performance by The Tenors made the evening even more memorable.
With the continued support of Starkey Hearing Foundation, these 27 professionals will return to more than 7 provinces across the Philippines, bringing hearing healthcare to communities where access has long been limited. The future of hearing care is growing, one community at a time.
#SoTheWorldMayHear ... See MoreSee Less
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