Let the Children Hear (LTCH) is a UK registered charity and Ugandan registered Non Government Organisation (NGO) that was founded in November 2011 by four trustees, friends coming together to share their skills, passion and commitment for starting a charity whose work will make a big difference to the lives of underprivileged children.
Improved hearing outcomes for children aged 0-16 years in developing countries.
To improve the hearing outcomes of children in Uganda by adopting strategies which focus on the prevention and early intervention of childhood hearing loss, to aid social integration, speech and language development and access to education From its inception, LTCH has created a clear vision, mission, goals and set of objectives which underpin its strategy with the aim of providing a strong foundation on which the project can grow and become sustainable long term.
As we have grown over the past years we have need for more equipment, training and salary fo our staff in Kampala. If you are looking for a cause to raise funds for here a few things we need.
Many of the children who we see need hearing aids. Often they need high powered aids that are unavailable in Uganda. This fund will support
GN Otometrics Madsen Accuscreen OAE/ABR machines allow our trained screeners to detect early signs of hearing loss. With our clinic growing we need more of
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January 10, 2022 11:00 am online
As we start the new Year we reflect on another challenging year for our charity. Covid has remained a big challenge for us, come along
March 20, 2021 11:36 am Online
Spring art sale Very generous artists have donate postcard size original artwork(s)upto A5 for our Art sale. All profits will go to Let the Children
We have a number of Trustees, volunteers and expertise who work to deliver our programmes,
We are always humbled by the generosity and support given by our donors. We have established some
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An innovative idea to raise funds for IHCC by Locum
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