Cindy Greer, Mandy Project Coordinator
7629 CR 100, Hesperus, CO 81326
970-588-3386
hcrdgreer@frontier.net
Application requires audiogram, letter from parent, picture of family, some financial records. The Project writes a check for the awarded amount. The check is written directly to the provider.
Contact: Hal Leith, (303) 278-1204
2050 Mt. Zion Drive
Golden, CO 80401
This is a private citizen who has a donation bank. These hearing aids are not typically the latest technology but may be suitable for some children. If a match is found, these aids are donated free of charge.
CNI Center for Hearing
701 East Hampden Ave
Ste.330, Englewood,CO 80113
303-806-7416,303-788-5469
www.TheCNI.org/hearing
jstucky@thecni.org
Offering a wide array of programs and services for children and families, including support groups,summer camps, donated cochlear implant and bone anchored hearing aid systems,auditory/verbal therapy, and more
P.O. Box 7420,
Freeport, N.Y. 11520
#516-377-1605
Mission: To promote the growth and development of children with disabilities, increase public awareness, and support efforts that strengthen compliance with state and federal laws for the benefit of children with disabilities.
719-574-9002
Easter Seals coordinates the HEARS program along with Sertoma in El Paso County. Applications are due before the end of the month and the board meets the last week of each month to decide about funding. They work through the Colorado Speech and Hearing Clinic, a United Way Agency. Digital aids are denied funding typically, but children occasionally qualify for help through an arrangement with Colorado Otolaryngology Associates. The Clinic may also be a source for assistance.
P.O. Box 937
Littleton, CO 80160-0937
(303) 798-2342
A therapist, nurse or audiologist must call for the application. |
Contact: Krista Dann 303-894-2525
Assists individuals over the age of 18 years prepare for, obtain and/or maintain employment.
www.thehikefund.org
Local contact: Marilynn Hepp
(303) 986-6705
Purpose: To provide hearing devices for children with hearing impairment from newborn through 20 years of age, whose parents are financially unable to meet this need. Funding is raised through Job’s Daughters, and typically takes six months from application to receiving funds. Large amounts are possible.
Nancy Schrer
(970) 351-2012 (Denver)
Designed to supplement the purchase of amplification, assistive devices, accessories, cochlear implant equipment, FM systems, and services needed for children aged birth to 21 years of age.
6950 E. Belleview Ave., Suite 102
Greenwood Village, CO 80111
(303) 781-9440,
(303) 781-2018 (fax)
email: lstnfoun@aol.com www.listenfoundation.org
Provides financial assistance and a free 90 day diagnostic/evaluation period to families and children who are deaf and /or hard of hearing an opportunity to listen and speak.
District Office: Adele Emerson
(303) 477-0654,
fax (303) 477-0658
Sertoma CI Club
Denver: Al Keeler -
303-771-0395
Jackie Clarke 303-762-2155
For children who need financial assistance to pay for a cochlear implant or parts, primarily for Denver area Residents.
1-800-772-1213
Pure Tone Average must be greater than >90dB and aided discrimination <40%. This is not assistance with hearing aids per se but would provide supplemental income if parents meet financial guidelines.
www.starkey.com
Donates more than 10,000 hearing aids each year to people who can’t afford them. |
