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A mother holding her baby

Learning About Hearing Loss

Baby Hearing (English/ Spanish)

Beginnings for Parents of Children Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing (English)

  • (800) 541-4327
  • raleigh@ncbegin.org

Beginnings for Parents of Children Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing (español)

EHDI-PALS (English/Spanish)

Hear to Learn (English/ Spanish)

Hearing Loss in Children, CDC (English/ Spanish)

  • (800) 232-4636

Laurent Clerc National Deaf Education Center

National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders

Raising Deaf Kids (English/ Spanish)

A smiling mom and baby; the baby has a cochlear implant | photo courtesy of Cochlear Americas

Getting Services for Your Child

Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) Program

  • (800) 642-8522 / (304) 558-5388

West Virginia Birth to Three (Part C)

  • (800) 642-8522 / (304) 558-5388
  • dhhrwvbtt@wv.gov

Parent Information for West Virginia

Sertoma

West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and the Blind

  • (304) 822-4800
a dad signing -water- with his little boy

Learning More About Communication Options

Sign It!

ASL University

John Tracy Center (English/ Spanish)

National Cued Speech Association

two boys playing with toys, one has a cochlear implant | photo courtesy of Advanced Bionics

Finding Families Like Yours

American Society for Deaf Children

Family Voices of West Virginia

  • (304) 472-5697 / (304) 293-4265

Hands and Voices of West Virginia

  • (304) 546-0761

West Virginia Chapter of AG Bell Association

West Virginia Raising Special Kids

  • (304) 472-5697 / (800) 281-1436
A smiling mom and baby; the baby has a cochlear implant

Helping to Pay for Services

American Speech-Language Hearing Association

Association of Assistive Technology ATAP Programs

Children with Special Health Care Needs

  • (800) 642-8522 / (304) 558-5388

Hearing Aid Loaner Bank Programs