Did you know that on average over 300 babies are born each year who do not pass their newborn hearing screening in Nevada alone? For a majority of those families their baby is the first deaf or hard of hearing person they have met. Nevada Hands & Voices offers crucial support to those children and their families from birth to age 21. Their organization supports a diverse membership base that includes those who are deaf, Hard of Hearing, and their families who communicate orally, with sign, cue, and/or combined methods.
Nevada Hands & Voices Programs
Pairs families with a specially trained Parent Guide who has first hand experience in the journey of parenting a deaf or hard of hearing child
Designed to empower parents, promote self-advocacy of children with hearing loss, and build collaboration between families and professionals
Ensures young deaf and hard of hearing children have access to hearing devices, un-biased parent-to-parent support and early intervention services
Scholarship for graduating seniors to be used for higher education at a university, community college, technical school, certification program, or other form of higher education
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