Our impact
Read about the impact we have on the lives
of deaf children and their families.
Our annual Impact Report showcases the
importance of our work with young deaf children.
Our stories illustrate the difference we make for
deaf individuals – both as children and as adults.
Making a positive
impact on the lives
of deaf children
We make a positive impact by enabling preschool deaf children to develop good listening skills, natural speech, confidence and self-esteem.
We also aim to give parents the confidence and knowledge to make effective decisions on behalf of their child.
We also provide information and training to professionals supporting these families.
Our video stories
Watch these videos to see how our work makes a positive impact
on the lives of young children with all degrees of deafness.
Just like any other child – Xander’s story
Xander is an active and inquisitive four-year old who is just like any other child – he just needs a little bit more help hearing.
Meet Oscar and Ella
Meet Oscar and Ella – two thriving and talkative four year olds. Both were born profoundly deaf but learned to listen and talk at The Elizabeth Foundation.
Daisy’s story
Daisy’s story, as told by her mother Sarah. Daisy is profoundly deaf and attended The Elizabeth Foundation from shortly after birth to starting primary school.
Grace’s story
Grace’s story, as told by her mother Laura. Grace attends The Elizabeth Foundation for preschool deaf children.
Joshua’s story
Joshua’s story, as told by his mother Tarryn. Joshua attends The Elizabeth Foundation for preschool deaf children.
Read our latest
Impact Report
We publish an annual Impact Report showcasing the importance of our work with young deaf children.
The report gives an insight into how we are doing in major aspects of our work.
Click below to read our latest Impact Report to find out about our recent activities.
Our stories
Our stories illustrate the difference we make for deaf individuals – both when they are children and as they grow into adults.
Ella’s story
“It is entirely thanks to the support she has received from The Elizabeth Foundation that Ella has defied the odds to have the listening and speaking skills she has today”