Objective 4: We are the leading global authority on childhood deafness
We’ve been working with partners across the world over the last two decades to support deaf children and their families in developing countries.
Most children we support aren’t identified as deaf until they are six or seven years old and many start primary school with little or no language – either spoken or signed.
We’ll use our knowledge and experience to develop new ways to support deaf children and their families.
Our aim is to become a leading global authority on childhood deafness, making sure more deaf children get the best start in life.
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We are the leading global authority on childhood deafness
Find out how we’re transforming deaf children’s lives across the world.
Our commitment
- We become a leading authority on childhood deafness and its implications in developing countries.
- International organisations become more deaf aware, with our support.
- Parents, young people and professionals are empowered to advocate for change.
- International partners expand their reach to support more deaf children and their families.
What will success mean?
- More organisations and individuals engaging with our international work through online events, training and partnerships.
- Evaluating projects and techniques used by our partners and sharing learning and success.
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