Study Material for Hearing Impaired Students

Learning Support for Hearing Impaired Students

Dedicated Learning Support for Hearing Impaired Students

A heartfelt initiative in partnership with The Lepra India Trust and Udgam Welfare Foundation

About the Initiative

This platform represents a compassionate and dedicated effort to support the hearing impaired students of The Lepra India Trust. Our mission is to bridge educational gaps and provide equal learning opportunities for children who face hearing challenges.

We extend our deepest gratitude to Ms. Jayashree Jayaraman, Director of The Lepra India Trust, whose visionary leadership and unwavering commitment have been instrumental in creating this educational bridge between Udgam Welfare Foundation and The Lepra India Trust.

Since 2012, Lepra India Trust has implemented a vital program offering specialized education and speech therapy to over 150 hearing impaired children from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. This comprehensive program serves children aged 3 to 18, combining personalized speech therapy with tailored academic support to ensure holistic development.

Understanding Hearing Impairment

Hearing loss presents significant challenges for children worldwide, impacting their educational progress, communication abilities, social integration, and future career opportunities.

430M

People globally need hearing rehabilitation

34M

Children worldwide affected by hearing loss

700M+

Projected affected people by 2050

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the majority of those affected reside in low and middle-income countries, highlighting the urgent need for supportive initiatives like this one.

Our Resources

We provide comprehensive bilingual educational materials specifically designed for hearing impaired learners:

Mathematics

Visual learning materials

English

Bilingual resources

Online Assessments

Bilingual tests for self-evaluation

All resources feature simple language, visual aids, and are designed to promote conceptual clarity for hearing impaired students.

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