Hearing & Speech Impairment

Speech impairments affect a person’s ability to produce sounds, articulate words, or control speech fluency and voice. Early identification and intervention are crucial for language development, education, and social interactions. With the right resources and communication methods, individuals with hearing loss develop strong language skills and engage fully in everyday life.

Speech therapy, assistive communication devices, and tailored interventions can significantly improve speech clarity, boost confidence, and enhance overall communication abilities, enabling individuals to express themselves effectively in daily life.