Staff, trustees, volunteers, families and supporters of The Elizabeth Foundation recently celebrated the wonderful news that Ofsted rated the charity’s services for preschool deaf children ‘Outstanding’ in their latest inspection report.
In the run up to Red Nose Day on 18 March 2022, young deaf adult Oliver Pritchard is representing The Elizabeth Foundation in the “Red Nose and Spoon Race” on BBC The One Show to help raise funds for Comic Relief.
The Elizabeth Foundation has published its latest Impact Report 2020-21 to celebrate and showcase the effect of its work on the lives of young deaf children and their families.
"The Elizabeth Foundation offers the best opportunities in a specialist environment for children like Nesta ... So many opportunities to allow Nesta to shine like any other happy child would..."
Click here to read Nesta's story: https://elizabeth-foundation.org/stories/children/nesta/
You can now purchase a ‘book’ of 5 tickets (£1 per ticket) in our Grand Summer Draw 2022!
After purchasing your tickets, you will be entered into the draw and your ticket numbers emailed to you (you will not receive physical tickets). To purchase tickets: https://elizabeth-foundation.org/product/grand-summer-draw-tickets-2022/
We have developed our own unique multi-sensory oral approach to support the development of listening and spoken language skills in deaf children. This approach encourages the development of speech, language and listening by using all of the child's senses.
Challenge yourself or a group to take on the London Royal Parks Challenge. Trek 45km between 10 London Royal Parks in August in aid of The Elizabeth Foundation.
For more information click here: https://www.charitychallenge.com/expedition/3457/London-Royal-Parks-Challenge
Hi, I’m Julie, CEO of The Elizabeth Foundation. More than 27 years ago that I embarked on my EF adventure! All these years on, I’m still motivated & passionate about teaching deaf children. I now combine my time in the nursery with my current role of leading the charity.
