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Access to Speech Therapy

Providing free speech therapy to qualified individuals

Many deaf and hard of hearing individuals in the Philippines struggle to access speech therapy due to high costs, a shortage of qualified therapists, and a lack of awareness about available services. With around 10% of Filipinos experiencing hearing loss, only a small portion receive the therapy they need.


To address this, the program offers a grant for free speech therapy, covering costs for eligible students and providing direct support through schools for the deaf. This approach ensures consistent, specialized therapy that enhances both communication and academic success.


The program invites the public to participate, donate, volunteer, or partner to expand access to essential speech therapy and empower deaf and hard of hearing individuals throughout the Philippines.


FAQs

The grant is open to deaf and hard of hearing students in partner schools and communities across the Philippines. Applicants must show financial need and commitment to regular participation in therapy sessions.


Interested individuals or families can apply by filling out the application form here: https://forms.office.com/r/9J0803sGzt. Applications can also be submitted through partner schools.

The program provides in-person sessions through partner schools. Each therapy plan is tailored to the individual’s needs to help improve communication, speech clarity, and social interaction.

All therapy services under the grant are completely free of charge for approved participants. The grant covers all session costs to remove financial barriers to therapy access.

Duration depends on the student’s needs and progress. Therapists and schools work together to ensure consistent and sustainable improvement through regular sessions.

Currently, the program prioritizes students and young learners, but expansion plans include adult participants once more resources and partnerships become available.

You can help by:

  • Donating to fund therapy sessions and teletherapy access

  • Volunteering in outreach or administrative work

  • Partnering with us to extend resources and reach more communities


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