Here is Where Hope Begins

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The Future Looks Bright

Child’s Voice offers Early Intervention and a School program for ages birth-8 and Audiology services to graduates for life. Your family will experience many events on your journey with hearing loss – and our staff will be with you every step of the way.

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Exceeding Expectations

Because of continuing advancements in early identification and intervention, children with hearing loss can develop the skills to listen and speak.

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Sharing Your Goals For Your Child

Teachers and therapists empower parents with the advocacy skills and knowledge to navigate the world of special education. Our strong Mainstream Support Program ensures that graduates are prepared to excel and engage with their peers. Speech Clinic Services, counseling, and parent education are also included in support services.

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Need Guidance? More Info? Just To Talk?

Call us to discuss options for your child, find resources, and learn about the public and private insurance plans we accept.

Learning Lives Here.

In our Early Intervention program, our staff works side-by-side with parents to educate about hearing loss, hearing-device use, creating a good listening environment, and the development of listening and spoken language in everyday settings and activities. The School Program, certified by the Illinois State board of Education, offers a busy, full-day program for children ages 3-8 years old. Students move between small and large group classrooms and focus on literacy, vocabulary, math, and social sciences as well as social-emotional learning and self advocacy. Our resident Doctor of Audiology specializes in testing and device support and maintenance to young patients. Students in the Early Intervention and School Programs regularly receive exams and device checks from our audiologists.

From A Parent’s Point Of View

Our daughter, Maddie, was diagnosed with profound bilateral sensorineural hearing loss at six weeks old. She received her cochlear implants at 9 months old. It was evident to us from the beginning that individuals who worked at Child’s Voice were people we would want on our team. The magnitude of their belief in children with hearing loss is unmatched. We started receiving early intervention therapies from Child’s Voice in Maddie’s first year of life, she then participated in the toddler group, and now she attends their pre-school program. The staff has been an integral part of teaching Maddie to listen, advocate for herself, and use her beautiful voice. Child’s Voice has served as a guiding light for us, one we feel so privileged to be a part of."