CCHAT students will take to the track on October 17th for the 17th Annual CCHAT Bike 4 Fun!
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Children of all ages are often exposed to many events involving loud noise. Whether your child has typical hearing or retains residual hearing from mild-to-moderate loss, it is important to take precautions to protect their ears from potentially damaging sound.
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Friends for Breakfast is an opportunity to visit CCHAT and learn more about the specialized listening and spoken language services that we provide. Attendees will have the opportunity to observe classroom and speech therapy settings and see, firsthand, the impact CCHAT has on children who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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Start laying the foundation for your newborn’s education with our weekly listening, speaking, and comprehension lessons.
Our preschool programs can help unlock your child’s natural curiosity through carefully designed speech-language games and lessons.
With small class sizes, personalized attention, and state-approved curricula, your child can master lifelong communication skills.
Twin sisters, Kendall and Kolby, were diagnosed as profoundly deaf shortly after birth. At 4 months, they enrolled in CCHAT, where they began learning critical speaking, listening and literacy skills. Kendall and Kolby started mainstream preschool at 4.5 years. And today, both are honors high school students who play sports, ride horseback, and sing in the choir.
Discovering your child is deaf or hard of hearing can be a shock. But through our active community of parents, you can get the help and support you need. From guest speakers to guided tours to panel discussions, we provide countless ways to remain involved with your child's development.
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CCHAT services are provided to children who are deaf and hard of hearing and their families.
With your generous support, we can continue supporting them.
