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.
For years, 29-year-old Aubrey Belarmino from Marilao, Bulacan, navigated life with profound hearing loss.
Born with hearing loss, Aubrey grew up watching his mother struggle to find affordable hearing care. She was able to get him his first hearing aid when he was six, but it didn’t last. From high school through college, Aubrey continued moving forward without hearing aids, determined not to let his hearing loss stand in the way of his future.
Everything changed when his family learned about Starkey Hearing Foundation. They held onto hope and waited for the opportunity to attend a hearing mission. When that day finally came, Aubrey was fitted with a new pair of hearing aids.
With the gift of sound came a renewed sense of confidence and independence. Six months ago, Aubrey took another big step forward, launching his own rug business in his hometown and beginning to build a future on his own terms.
Recently, Aubrey returned to our Aftercare Service when his hearing aids needed repair. He left hearing clearly again, with the smile and confidence that had become such an important part of his journey.
Aubrey’s story reminds us that hearing care is about so much more than sound. It can open doors, restore confidence, and give people the opportunity to pursue their dreams.
This National Deaf Awareness Month, we’re celebrating the strength, resilience, and diverse experiences of the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community. At Starkey Hearing Foundation, we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to connect, communicate, and fully participate in the moments that matter. Awareness starts with listening, learning, and creating a world where communication is accessible to all. Together, we can build greater understanding, break down barriers, and celebrate the many ways we connect with one another. 💙 #NationalDeafAwarenessMonth#DeafAwareness#HardOfHearing#Accessibility#Inclusion#StarkeyHearingFoundation...
Charity is more than what we give. It’s the love and compassion we show one another.
On International Day of Charity, we celebrate the many ways we can make a difference. We can give hope. We can give dignity. We can give our time, our knowledge, and our talents. And through these acts, big and small, we can make a meaningful difference in someone’s life.
We see that spirit every day in the hearing healthcare professionals, partners, volunteers, families, and communities who give of themselves to help others hear, communicate, and connect.
Because sometimes the greatest gift we can give another person is the opportunity to participate, to belong, and to be heard.
Today, we celebrate everyone who gives something of themselves in service to others.
Restoring Sound and Reclaiming Dreams
For years, 29-year-old Aubrey Belarmino from Marilao, Bulacan, navigated life with profound hearing loss.
Born with hearing loss, Aubrey grew up watching his mother struggle to find affordable hearing care. She was able to get him his first hearing aid when he was six, but it didn’t last. From high school through college, Aubrey continued moving forward without hearing aids, determined not to let his hearing loss stand in the way of his future.
Everything changed when his family learned about Starkey Hearing Foundation. They held onto hope and waited for the opportunity to attend a hearing mission. When that day finally came, Aubrey was fitted with a new pair of hearing aids.
With the gift of sound came a renewed sense of confidence and independence. Six months ago, Aubrey took another big step forward, launching his own rug business in his hometown and beginning to build a future on his own terms.
Recently, Aubrey returned to our Aftercare Service when his hearing aids needed repair. He left hearing clearly again, with the smile and confidence that had become such an important part of his journey.
Aubrey’s story reminds us that hearing care is about so much more than sound. It can open doors, restore confidence, and give people the opportunity to pursue their dreams.
#SoTheWorldMayHear #StarkeyHearingFoundation #GlobalImpact #Aftercare ...
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This National Deaf Awareness Month, we’re celebrating the strength, resilience, and diverse experiences of the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community.
At Starkey Hearing Foundation, we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to connect, communicate, and fully participate in the moments that matter. Awareness starts with listening, learning, and creating a world where communication is accessible to all.
Together, we can build greater understanding, break down barriers, and celebrate the many ways we connect with one another. 💙
#NationalDeafAwarenessMonth #DeafAwareness #HardOfHearing #Accessibility #Inclusion #StarkeyHearingFoundation ...
13 CommentsComment on Facebook
Charity is more than what we give. It’s the love and compassion we show one another.
On International Day of Charity, we celebrate the many ways we can make a difference. We can give hope. We can give dignity. We can give our time, our knowledge, and our talents. And through these acts, big and small, we can make a meaningful difference in someone’s life.
We see that spirit every day in the hearing healthcare professionals, partners, volunteers, families, and communities who give of themselves to help others hear, communicate, and connect.
Because sometimes the greatest gift we can give another person is the opportunity to participate, to belong, and to be heard.
Today, we celebrate everyone who gives something of themselves in service to others.
So the World May Hear.
#InternationalDayOfCharity #SoTheWorldMayHear #HearingHealthcare ...
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