Blog
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Child’s Voice staff and families enjoy “Read Around Town” event
CHILD’S VOICE STUDENTS ON THE ROAD TO READING On Saturday, the Child’s Voice Read Around Town Program hosted dozens of parents and children for the “Road to Reading” literacy workshop. […]
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Baby Beats
Music-based early intervention app makes listening exercises fun We are happy to share this article posted by www.hearinglikeme.com about BabyBeats™, a musical journey of sounds, music and voice helping little ones […]
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Social Security benefits for children with hearing loss
Qualifying for Social Security With Childhood Hearing Loss If your child experiences hearing loss, he or she may be eligible for Social Security disability benefits. The Social Security Administration (SSA) […]
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Book Sorters Needed
Book Sort Volunteers Needed! A message from our friends at CHOICES for Parents Mark April 26th on your calendar and plan to join us in Hodgkins, IL (near 294/55) to sort […]
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Child’s Voice to host 13th annual Golf Tournament
CHILD’S VOICE GOLF TOURNAMENT AT CANTIGNY PARK WILL IMPACT CHILDREN WITH HEARING LOSS On June 12, 2018, over 200 golfers and friends will gather to change the lives of […]
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Hear from Board Member Mitchell Knopoff
Child’s Voice announces Smiling Voice Fund Board Member Mitchell Knopoff helped us kick off our Smiling Voices Fund in February. This annual fund support will directly impact Child’s Voice programs […]
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Kate Bousum honored by Greater Oak Brook Chamber of Commerce
Child’s Voice Director of Advancement Honored by Greater Oak Brook Chamber of Commerce The Greater Oak Brook Chamber of Commerce honored Kate Bousum, CFRE, Child’s Voice Director of Advancement, on […]
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Looking for things to do over Spring Break?
Keep Skills Sharp During Spring Break. Help your child stay at the top of his learning game — no flashcards involved! Spring break means a well-deserved reprieve from homework and […]
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Hear Indiana Listening and Spoken Language Camp
Six Days – Five Nights – Zero Parents – Countless Friends Hear Indiana’s Listening and Spoken Language Camp gives children and teenagers with hearing loss (ages 8 – 18) the […]
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Developing your child’s vocabulary – an easy process to make learning fun and meaningful.
Have you ever gotten a vocabulary word list from your child’s teacher, and then wondered what to do with it? Talk is vital to a child’s brain development. Not just […]
