The Shepherd Centre
Australia Australia  |  Health/Medical

To enable children who are deaf and hearing-impaired to develop spoken language so they may fully participate in the hearing world and in so doing reach their full potential.

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The Shepherd Centre teaches deaf and hearing impaired children how to listen and speak so that they can reach their full potential in the hearing world. The Shepherd Centre was founded in 1970 by Dr Bruce Shepherd AM and his late wife Annette. In 1970 there were just five families in our program. Today The Shepherd Centre helps over 200 children and families in five centres in NSW and ACT, as well as families in rural and remote areas of Australia and overseas via our residential workshop and correspondence program. Our family centred early intervention program focuses on training parents to seize every opportunity in day to day situations to teach their children to listen and speak. Our aim is that children will enter their local mainstream schools in a fully-integrated environment. We currently achieve this goal for over 90% of children at The Shepherd Centre.

Our offer

Auditory-Verbal Therapy

Early Intervention Program

Rural and Remote Program

Audiological Services

Family Support Services

School Transition

Research & training

Skills

 

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