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, Mary’s hearing loss made it increasingly difficult for her to learn and participate in the classroom. Eventually, her mother made the difficult decision to pull her out of school, believing it was the only option.
Then Mary received hearing aids.
Within six months, her hearing improved and her speech became clearer. Her mother saw the difference and felt confident that Mary was ready to return to school.
Today, Mary is back in the classroom, learning alongside her peers and building a future that once felt out of reach.
For Mary, access to hearing healthcare didn’t just help her hear. It helped open the door back to her education.
On International Youth Day, we celebrate the potential of young people everywhere and the opportunities that help them thrive.
Access to hearing healthcare early in a child’s life can open the door to language development, confidence, learning, and greater connection with the world around them.
And sometimes, it looks as simple as two children hearing the music and dancing together.
Because every child deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential.
On World Photography Day, we’re reminded of the power of a moment captured in time and the future of possibilities it can represent.
These photographs capture a simple but powerful idea: access to hearing healthcare can help open the door to education and opportunity.
The opportunity to learn, to participate, to connect with others, and to build a future filled with possibility.
Because every child deserves the freedom to hear and the opportunity to reach their full potential.
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Back to school. Back to possibility.
For years, Mary’s hearing loss made it increasingly difficult for her to learn and participate in the classroom. Eventually, her mother made the difficult decision to pull her out of school, believing it was the only option.
Then Mary received hearing aids.
Within six months, her hearing improved and her speech became clearer. Her mother saw the difference and felt confident that Mary was ready to return to school.
Today, Mary is back in the classroom, learning alongside her peers and building a future that once felt out of reach.
For Mary, access to hearing healthcare didn’t just help her hear. It helped open the door back to her education.
#SoTheWorldMayHear #FreedomOfHearing #HearingHealthcare #Opportunity #BackToSchool ... See MoreSee Less
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Two smiling twins.
One unforgettable dance party.
On International Youth Day, we celebrate the potential of young people everywhere and the opportunities that help them thrive.
Access to hearing healthcare early in a child’s life can open the door to language development, confidence, learning, and greater connection with the world around them.
And sometimes, it looks as simple as two children hearing the music and dancing together.
Because every child deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential.
#InternationalYouthDay #FreedomOfHearing #SoTheWorldMayHear #EarlyIntervention #HearingHealthcare ... See MoreSee Less
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