Hear His Voice Uganda is a non-government organization working with children with hearing impairment and hard of hearing but with cochlear implants in them. Our vision is to empower every child and individual with hearing loss to attain their full potential and live independent and productive lives in the community. A cochlear implant is a …
As a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) at Hear His Voice Uganda (HHVU), my mission is to empower individuals with hearing loss and their families to effectively communicate and connect with the world around them. Through personalized assessment and therapeutic intervention, I specifically address the receptive and expressive language needs of these individuals i.e. listening, language comprehension, …
It’s when I came to Hear His Voice Uganda (HHVU) that I learned about the possibilities of the deaf child or heard of hearing individual to hear and talk. It sounded magical however Jeremiah 32:27 says “I am the Lord, the God of all mankind. Is anything too hard for me?” I thank almighty God, …
In the heart of Uganda, a beacon of hope and empowerment for children with hearing loss shines brightly through the efforts of Hear His Voice Uganda (HHVU). On Sunday July 30th 2023 a remarkable event that brought together dedicated parents, compassionate experts, and cutting-edge technology in a setting that fostered understanding, guidance, and support. Parents …
Overcoming Hearing Impairment and Inspiring Change In the face of adversity, stories of hope and transformation often emerge. One such remarkable journey is that of Elaine Asaba’awebwa, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mukaaya. Born with hearing impairment due to complications at birth and excessive medication, Elaine’s life took an unexpected turn. Determined to give …
Do you feel you have a hearing loss? Then don’t hesitate, go and have your hearing tested by a hearing care professional. The longer you wait before you start to actively do something against your hearing loss, the longer it will take you to regain better hearing. Why? It’s because your brain accustoms itself to …
