Hear and Say Live Crowdfunding Event

Thank you for joining us at Hear and Say’s very first live crowdfunding event, and for your generous pledge. Together, we are changing lives for children and families impacted by hearing loss.

“It came as a complete shock when Mia was diagnosed with a permanent hearing loss after further testing. Thankfully we found Hear and Say and through their Early Intervention program, we have learned all the skills to help Mia listen and speak. We were surprised to begin the journey again with our second daughter Ava, but this time full of confidence and certainty in knowing with Hear and Say we were in the best hands.” – Michael, dad to Mia and Ava

Ways to fulfill your pledge

Online: please complete the online donation form below.

Bank transfer: BSB – 034 072      Account – 229686      Deposit Reference – [YOUR SURNAME] 19TFN.

Please then email us on Fundraising@hearadnsay.com.au so we know when to expect your donation and issue a tax-deductible receipt.

Cheque: Make payable to HEAR AND SAY. Post to Hear and Say, PO Box 930, Toowong Q 4066

Phone or Email: Call our Fundraising team on 07 3850 2111 or email Fundraising@hearandsay.com.au to discuss your donation.

Audiology

Hear and Say’s paediatric audiology program works with over 270 children across a range of auditory health services including diagnostic assessments and cochlear implant programming. Hear and Say supports children and their families throughout their journey with hearing loss and works with Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) specialists and other allied health professionals to ensure a holistic approach.

Presented by Jane McGovern & Megan Rowe

Early Intervention

Hear and Say’s Early Intervention Program provides Listening and Spoken Language Therapy for around 300 children each year from birth to prep-age who are identified with a hearing loss. Listening and Spoken Language Specialists work in partnership with parents to teach their children to hear, listen and speak, as parents are the key facilitators of their child’s listening and spoken language skills every day.

Presented by Lynda Farwell

Hear to Learn

‘Hear to Learn’, Hear and Say’s school screening program has screened the hearing of over 42,000 children across Queensland as they start their school journey. Hear and Say estimates that about one in five prep-aged children are not hearing optimally in the classroom on any one day, and hearing is vital to a child’s learning journey in the school environment. The screening program ensures the children who need help are referred on to receive the support they need.

Presented by Amanda Mather