CLINICAL & COMMUNITY OUTREACH
We believe in the power of community. Therefore the overarching goal of FHSR is to create a community for families in Illinois who have children with hearing loss. Both the Board of Directors and the Associate Board are highly involved in finding interesting and unique ways to bring this group together. From free family concerts to outings at local venues, social media and mentorship programs, our goal is to make sure no child with hearing loss feels isolated or alone. We work to find opportunities for kids of all ages to bond and create strong ties that provide support in their daily lives.
We believe in the power of community. Therefore the overarching goal of FHSR is to create a community for families in Illinois who have children with hearing loss. Both the Board of Directors and the Associate Board are highly involved in finding interesting and unique ways to bring this group together. From free family concerts to outings at local venues, social media and mentorship programs, our goal is to make sure no child with hearing loss feels isolated or alone. We work to find opportunities for kids of all ages to bond and create strong ties that provide support in their daily lives.
Cheers for Ears is back in person for 2022!
Join FHSR for our Free Concert for Children with Hearing Loss at Ravinia on July 16th at 10:00am.
Sing, Dance and Act Silly! Gather with other families who have kids with hearing loss and enjoy the beautiful park featuring the queen of kids music Laurie Berkner!
Laurie Berkner helped us celebrate 10 years of music and interactive fun last year and she is back in person in 2022!
Cheers for Ears celebrates the power of hearing and the joy of music for kids with hearing loss.
Sponsored by Howard and Howard
law for business
date – October 2, 2021
time – 3-11 p.m.
place – Little Owl Social Pub | 3747 Grand Blvd, Brookfield IL
MAKE A DIFFERENCE
As important as it is for these kids to have a community, it is equally important for families to find other like situated parents and caregivers. Parent’s insight and experiences are crucial to keeping the conversation going. By joining our community we will work together to create awareness around issues of pediatric hearing loss and support our kids in their journeys.