Help Move a Child Forward
ONE CHILD. ONE JOURNEY. $3,500 CHANGES EVERYTHING.
Your sponsorship provides Audiology and Hearing Aids, helping a child hear, communicate and thrive.
GOAL: $3,500 PER CHILD
Your gift helps move a child off the waiting list and into the next step of their hearing journey.
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FULL OR PARTIAL SPONSORSHIPS MAKE A LIFE-CHANGING DIFFERENCE.
Sujey
Sujey is 13 years old and needs hearing aids to help her access the sounds around her and stay connected to the world around her.
At this important age of learning, growing, and becoming more independent, the right hearing technology can make a meaningful difference in her everyday life.
Josue
Josue is a 10 year old boy with significant hearing loss in both ears. He needs support to access hearing devices, communicative therapy, and educational tools that will help him keep up in school and follow along with his peers.
Oliver
Oliver is 6 years old, and for much of his young life, his family has been trying to find the hearing support he needs. Despite their efforts, Oliver has gone without a hearing device, and his family has seen the impact this has had on his speech and learning.
Britney
Britney is 17 years old and needs hearing aids to help her stay connected, communicate, and participate fully in the world around her.
Adrian
Adrian was diagnosed with hearing loss as a baby and is now 14 years old. He participates in speech therapy through his school and continues to develop important communication skills.
Omar
Omar is 14 years old and has lived with hearing loss since infancy. He loves school and is eager to learn, but he now needs new hearing aids to keep up with his development and ensure he has the hearing support he needs.
Oscar M.
Oscar is 12 years old and was diagnosed with hearing loss at age 7. His family is still navigating the world of hearing loss, and he recently began speech therapy to support his communication.
Matteo
Matteo is an 11 year old who was diagnosed with hearing loss at just 2½ years old. As he continues through his school-aged years, having the right hearing technology and support can make a meaningful difference in how he learns, communicates, and participates at school.
Emmanuel
Emmanuel is a 7 year old boy who needs hearing aids and the hearing support to help him communicate, learn, and participate more fully at school and in everyday life.
Alexia
Alexia is a 9-year-old girl who needs hearing aids and the supporting services to help her communicate and succeed. She currently participates in speech therapy and often relies on lip reading to help her understand the world around her.
Deandria
Deandria is a 17 year old high school senior who has lived with hearing loss since she was a young girl. As she enters her final year of high school, she needs new hearing aids to keep up with her changing needs and continue participating fully in school and everyday life.
Aniyah
Aniyah is a bright, social 9-year-old who was diagnosed with hearing loss at age 4. She currently receives speech therapy at school and loves connecting with the people around her.
Robert
Robert is a 12-year-old boy who was diagnosed with hearing loss as a newborn. He received his first hearing aids during elementary school, but he has now outgrown them and needs new hearing aids to keep up with his growth and development.
Esmond
Esmond is an 11-year-old boy who was diagnosed with hearing loss at birth. He currently uses cochlear implants and participates in speech therapy and ASL classes to support his communication and language development.
Aira
Aniyah is a bright, social 9-year-old who was diagnosed with hearing loss at age 4. She currently receives speech therapy at school and loves connecting with the people around her.
Leah
Leah is 6 years old and was diagnosed with hearing loss as a newborn. She currently uses hearing aids, along with lip reading, and is learning ASL to support her communication.
OUR SPONSORED KIDS
Thank You for your support!
Theodore
Meet Theodore, an 11 year old boy who was recently diagnosed with permanent hearing loss. In his public school classroom, Theodore is struggling to follow instruction, participate in classroom conversations, and stay engaged with his daily activities.
Michael
Diagnosed with hearing loss at age 4, Michael has relied on hearing aids to access communication, learning, and everyday experiences.
Gerardo
12 year old, Gerardo has been waiting three years for the hearing support he needs to fully access communication and learning.
Summer
Summer, age 13, was diagnosed with hearing loss earlier this year after months of medical testing and specialist visits.
Brooklyn
At age 15, Brooklyn was diagnosed with significant hearing loss and needs hearing aids to access communication, education, and everyday opportunities.
Jacelyn
At age 11, Jacelyn was diagnosed with significant hearing loss and needs hearing aids to access communication, education, and everyday opportunities.
Olivia
We met Olivia at 4 months old. She needs hearing technology and communicative support that will set Olivia up for success as she continues to grow.
Noah
Noah is a bright young student whose hearing loss creates daily challenges both in the classroom and in social settings. Without hearing aids, it is difficult for him to fully participate in lessons, understand teachers, and engage confidently with his peers.
Lilah
5 year old, Lilah was diagnosed with bilateral hearing loss at birth. Since day one, she’s relied on hearing aids and support services to hear, learn, and connect with the world around her
Brodie
Brodie was diagnosed with hearing loss as an infant. Since then, hearing testing, equipment, and communicative support have been essential to helping him learn, connect, and thrive.
Oscar
Oscar is a 15 year old high school student who became permanently deaf in one ear after a brain tumor and the surgeries that followed. Since then, he’s endured four surgeries while staying active in his church and high school band programs.
Sebastian
Sebastian is a 12 year old boy whose hearing loss affects his comprehension, communication, and academic progress. He struggles to follow conversations and classroom instructions, and even simple words are difficult for him to pronounce.
Kennedy
Kennedy is a 12-year-old who has been progressively losing her hearing each year. She loves athletics, staying active, and being involved at school. As she continues to grow and learn, access to hearing aids will help Kennedy stay connected with her peers and continue excelling in the classroom.
Renee
Renee is 12 years old and has unilateral hearing loss. She receives speech therapy and is currently using a loaner BAHA hearing device from her audiologist..
Since receiving her loaner device, Renee’s progress in school has accelerated dramatically. It has also transformed how she navigates medical appointments.
Yaniya
Yaniya is a sweet 4-year-old who has recently been diagnosed with hearing loss and is just beginning her school journey. At this important age, hearing aids can help her follow along in the classroom, develop language, connect with her classmates, and build confidence.
Malaysia
Malaysia is 12 years old and was diagnosed with hearing loss at age 5. She currently receives speech therapy and continues working toward stronger communication and confidence.
Wesley
Wesley was diagnosed with hearing loss as a newborn. Health insurance does not cover the cost of pediatric hearing aids. Wesley needs support to get the hearing aids needed for him as he learns language and absorbs the world around him.
Micah
Micah is a 5-year-old who recently transitioned out of Sunshine Cottage and is beginning a new chapter in his hearing care journey. For the first time, his family is navigating audiology care and searching for the specialized providers and resources he needs.
Olicity
At just 5 years old, Olicity was diagnosed with hearing loss. Today, at age 10, she still does not have a hearing device because the cost is not covered by her insurance.
Myracle
Myracle is 12 years old and, like her twin sister Malaysia, lost her hearing at age 5. She has significant hearing loss and is currently learning ASL to help support her communication.
Ximena
This determined 9 year old girl was diagnosed as hearing impaired at age 6. She needs hearing equipment and communicative tools to help her keep up in school, connect with friends, and take part fully in her community.
Dylan
Age 1, Dylan has significant hearing loss and has been identified by medical professionals as needing advanced hearing technology to support their communication development.
Andres
Andres is about to turn 10 and has relied on his hearing aids every day since he was 4 years old for learning, for conversations with friends, for everyday life.
Elisabeth
Elisabeth was diagnosed with hearing loss at just 3 weeks old. Her family’s greatest hope is for her to communicate, learn, and thrive alongside her peers. Receiving hearing aids as early as possible is critical.
Noah
Noah just turned 11 and was diagnosed with hearing loss at age 9. He is now in desperate need of hearing aids, and his family is concerned about the impact his hearing loss has had on his grades and success in school.
Jose
Jose is 11 years old and was diagnosed with hearing loss at age 9. He continues to need hearing aids to help him access sound and fully participate in school and everyday life.
Arian
Arian is 18 years old and was diagnosed with hearing loss before the age of 5. He relies heavily on lip reading to support his communication, but he needs hearing aids to help him communicate more easily.
Kourtney
Kourtney was diagnosed with hearing loss as a newborn and has used the same hearing aids since she was in early elementary school. Now, as she begins seventh grade, she needs new hearing aids to keep up with her changing needs and continue participating fully in school.
Alex
7 months old, Alex was born with bilateral Microtia and Atresia. Alex needs hearing aids to support his development.
Alex currently has a unilateral loaner device, but his medical providers have emphasized the importance of having two devices to support speech and language development.
The Impact
of Your Donation
Aid the Silent is committed to advocating and supporting the deaf and hard-of-hearing community through deaf resources, deaf education, deaf ministry and deaf awareness.
Our goal is to be a source of support to help and financially assist economically-disadvantaged deaf or hard-of-hearing children/teens by providing a means to acquire communication through the use of sign language, speech therapy, hearing aids, and/or assistive communication technology, which will allow deaf/HOH children to develop.
Thank you for partnering with us!
We extend our sincerest gratitude for considering a sponsorship. Your commitment to our cause is deeply appreciated and vital to our continued success. Together, we can achieve great things and make a lasting positive impact. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or wish to participate in our volunteer opportunities.