Our Auditory-Verbal Therapy graduates speak for themselves!
100% of the VOICE Alumni (surveyed) have graduated from high school with greater than 50% holding a post secondary education.
"I think that who I am as a person today would not have been possible without the support and encouragement of VOICE. Sometimes a little support goes a long way, especially if it helps someone realize their true capacity and potential. Certainly, my ability to be comfortable in mainstream society stems partly from the confidence I gained from knowing my potential. It's difficult for me to even fathom how different my life would have been, but I will always be truly grateful for the chances and opportunities that VOICE helped me gain". Nathan Owen-Going, PhD
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WHO WE ARE

VOICE for Hearing Impaired Children was established in the early '60s by parents to offer support to other families with children who are deaf and hard of hearing. These Toronto parents wanted their hearing impaired children to be educated alongside their hearing peers in regular schools. By working collectively they succeeded in achieving this goal and had the tremendous benefit of sharing information and providing support to one another.

Families continue to connect through the VOICE network. Our registered charity has thrived over the years and has developed into one of the largest parent support organizations for families of children with hearing loss. VOICE maintains approximately 1,000 members, in 17 chapters within Ontario, Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec.

The organization is governed by a Board of Directors composed of parents representing all chapters and friends of the organization. The central office is based in Toronto.  Join us and become part of the future for hearing impaired children and their families.

MISSION STATEMENT

To ensure that all hearing impaired children have the right to develop their ability to listen and speak and have access to services which will enable them to listen and speak.

PRINCIPAL OBJECTIVES

1) Provide hope & support to parents
2) Inform that deaf children can learn to listen and speak.

WHAT WE DO

VOICE has succeeded in accomplishing many vital initiatives on behalf of hearing impaired children over the years. To achieve its objectives, VOICE develops and implements programs & services encompassing 4 principal areas: 

PARENT SUPPORT

PUBLIC EDUCATION

ADVOCACY

AUDITORY-VERBAL THERAPY


Highlights of VOICE Accomplishments
Executive Director's Report

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