The YoYo Project – Cambodia

Charity:
All Ears Cambodia

All Ears Cambodia provides a unique medical service in a country torn by years of war. It works with all Cambodians from new-borns to the elderly – helping them to hear.

Country

Cambodia

Start Year:

2019

Run Time:

3

Participant Age:

All

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This three-year project with All Ears Cambodia will develop a family-orientated rehabilitation and communication therapy service for hearing-impaired Khmer children with a parallel education program concerning ear and hearing health. The principal aim is to develop a family-focused rehabilitation and communication therapy service for hearing-impaired Khmer children.

 

The project will develop children’s hearing aid fitting protocols and the evaluation of hearing aid benefit in children as well as creating a speech advisor role, building staff skills. All Ears Cambodia will provide a minimum of180 daily paediatric clinics per year enabling 240 children per year to receive auditory rehabilitation. There will also be a parallel education program towards the advancement of ear and hearing health (through the LISTEN.OUT.LOUD Show). The project will develop parent groups and the produce 12 family education sessions per year and 24 children’s ear health education shows per year.

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