Lines of Communication

Summer is a time for fun—and also a great opportunity for students with hearing loss to strengthen academic skills and stay on track. That’s why the Center for Hearing and Communication (CHC) is offering Summer Academic Groups, designed to help children build on progress made during the school year while preventing summer learning loss.

CHC kids with hearing loss participated in a virtual book club, reading and discussing The Worst Team Ever by Mateo Sommer.

Holiday gatherings are challenging listening environments for children with hearing loss. Here are advocacy tips to inspire confidence.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Center for Hearing and Communication Announces 31st Annual Gala Benefiting Programs and Services for People with...

Mara Fahl, graduate of CHC's listening & spoken language program, offers back-to-school advice for kids with hearing loss and their parents.

Back-to-school tips for parents of children with hearing loss by Teacher of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Dana Selznick of CHC-NY

Did you know CMV puts infants at risk for hearing loss and other serious health issues? Learn the health risks of CMV.

Sandra Delapenha, Audiologist May is National Speech-Language-Hearing Month and Mental Health Awareness Month—which makes now the ideal...

CHC's Annual Awards Celebration and Reception, May 1st, put the spotlight on individuals and organizations making a difference in the...

Building Confidence and a Sense of Community By Camille Mihalik, Director of CHC's Shelley and Steven Einhorn Communication Center, and...

Facilitating listening and spoken language skills By Elizabeth Ying, Co-Director, CHC’s Shelley and Steven Einhorn Audiology and...