The Center for Hearing and Speech enables children with hearing impairments to realize their full potential by teaching them listening, speaking and literacy skills.
3 out of every 1,000 children in the United States are born
deaf or hearing impaired.
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Help give the gift of sound to deaf and hearing-impaired children at CHS. Please consider making a donation that will change their lives forever. Click here to give now.
Upcoming Events
The Gus McHam Learning Institute is hosting a workshop on June 21: Understanding the Grief Process and Providing Communication Options in a Balanced Manner. To learn more about this workshop, please click here.
The Center for Hearing and Speech's summer camp, Project T.A.L.K. is July 14 - 18. To learn more about this fun-filled week, please click here.
Why should I contact CHS?
Hearing loss in youth can affect more than just a child’s speech. It can also negatively affect academic achievement, social adjustment and self-esteem. It is important to detect hearing loss as early as possible because even mild hearing loss in children can delay speech and hearing development. Early identification of speech, language and hearing problems can help children avoid serious learning delays. If you suspect your child has a hearing loss, please contact CHS immediately.
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