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Big Day of Giving 2024 Results Are In!
The power of the CCHAT community continues to amaze us! Our Big Day of Giving campaign culminated on May 2nd, generating an incredible $𝟱𝟮,𝟭𝟮𝟮 for our program and our children with hearing loss! Thank you to everyone who helped us fly past our goal. You are truly 𝗮𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗶𝗳𝘆𝗶𝗻𝗴 the future for our kids!
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The Results Are in...the CCHAT Community raised $130,000!
On Saturday, March 9th, the Dante Event Center was filled with a lively group of CCHAT friends for CCHAT Uncorked 2024, presented by Lund Construction and Calvada Food Sales. With a safari theme leading to an incredible scene and widly-creative attire, hundreds of guests enjoyed delicious food, crisp drinks and the company of a community dedicated to supporting CCHAT's life-changing program.
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It’s Never Too Early to Start Speaking, Listening, and Learning
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Notice: Due to COVID-19, CCHAT will continue distance learning for the 2020-2021 school year starting August 25, 2020.
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CCHAT Baseball Night at the River Cats

CCHAT Baseball Night at the River Cats

July 19, 2024

Join us for another CCHAT Baseball night with the Sacramento River Cats!

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The Importance of Newborn Hearing Screenings

The Importance of Newborn Hearing Screenings

July 8, 2024

Hearing loss is the most frequently occurring birth defect, and more than 90 percent of babies with hearing loss are born to parents with typical hearing.

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The Listening Walk: A Learning Exercise for Children with Hearing Loss

The Listening Walk: A Learning Exercise for Children with Hearing Loss

June 11, 2024

For parents of children with hearing loss, the outdoors can also provide plenty of opportunities to enhance listening and spoken language development. Even a simple walk can be an interactive learning experience.

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From Silence to a Sound Solution for Children With Hearing Loss. How CCHAT Prepares Them for Life.

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Intro to CCHAT: Children’s Choice for Hearing and Talking

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Give Your Child Who is Deaf or Hard of Hearing the Future They Deserve

CCHAT’s hearing programs are designed to help your child communicate with confidence and clarity.

Baby and Me Hearing Program - Sacramento

Baby & Me

Start laying the foundation for your newborn’s education with our weekly listening, speaking, and comprehension lessons.

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Toddler, Preschool, and Pre-K Hearing Programs

Toddler, Preschool & Pre-K

Our preschool programs can help unlock your child’s natural curiosity through carefully designed speech-language games and lessons.

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Kindergarten and Primary Hearing Programs

Kindergarten & Primary

With small class sizes, personalized attention, and state-approved curricula, your child can master lifelong communication skills.

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What You & Your Child Receive

Does Your Child Have Hearing Loss?

Early diagnosis is the key to a happy, normal, and productive life.
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Hearing Story

We Have Experience. We Understand.

Meet Kendall and Kolby

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.

Meet Their Mom, Licia

Join Our Parent Community

Parental involvement is a core component of CCHAT’s curriculum.

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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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you teach English only?
No, we can speak and teach in both English and Spanish.
How much does CCHAT cost?
Our services are provided at no charge for children who are deaf and hard of hearing and their families.
Is my child eligible for CCHAT?
A child with hearing impairment desiring a listening and spoken language approach can enroll in our program.
Is sign language the only option?
No. Children who are deaf and hard of hearing can learn spoken language.
What if my child is 3+ years old?
Even though we recommend early intervention, it’s never too late to enroll your child in our program.
Will it make a difference if I wait?
There is a small window of opportunity to correct the problem. And getting help between 0-3 years of age is critical.
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