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.
The first three years of life are critical for brain development.
When children with hearing loss are identified and supported in the first six months, they build stronger language by age five—and are more likely to enter school ready to learn and stay on track.
That’s why Starkey Hearing Foundation brings care into the community. The WFA model reduces barriers, reaches children earlier, and supports them when it matters most.
Follow and share to help more children be found and supported earlier.
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.
Early intervention changes everything.
The first three years of life are critical for brain development.
When children with hearing loss are identified and supported in the first six months, they build stronger language by age five—and are more likely to enter school ready to learn and stay on track.
That’s why Starkey Hearing Foundation brings care into the community. The WFA model reduces barriers, reaches children earlier, and supports them when it matters most.
Follow and share to help more children be found and supported earlier.
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Sometimes, the most powerful sound in the world is laughter.
On this World Laughter Day, we’re celebrating the power of hearing for the first time… or the first time in a long time.
Because when someone reconnects to sound, it doesn’t just change what they hear—
it changes how they experience the world.
And sometimes, it sounds like laughter.
We’re grateful to share that with you. Follow along and share to help more moments like this be heard.
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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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