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Organization: Sarvodaya Hospital, Sector 8, Faridabad
Title: “From Silence to Sound: Making Hearing Possible-Cochlear Implant Camp”
Alternate tite:
From silence to sound: Making hearing possible – Cochlear Implant Camp
Description:
“From Silence to Sound: Making Hearing Possible – Cochlear Implant Camp” is a special initiative organized by Sarvodaya Hospital, Sector 8 (Faridabad, Haryana-India) in celebration of World Hearing Day, dedicated to raising awareness about hearing loss and the life-changing benefits of cochlear implants. This event aims to provide hope, support, and access to hearing solutions for individuals with severe to profound hearing loss across all age groups.
Held as a Cochlear Implant Camp, the program brings together ENT specialists, audiologists, speech-language therapists, and rehabilitation experts to offer comprehensive services under one roof. Activities include free hearing assessments, candidacy evaluations, counseling sessions, implant programming, and post-operative rehabilitation support.
Participants will also have the opportunity to interact with cochlear implant recipients and their families, sharing inspiring journeys from silence to sound. The event emphasizes the importance of early intervention, accessible technology, and ongoing support in restoring hearing and transforming lives.
This camp not only serves individuals in need but also spreads the message of inclusive hearing healthcare and highlights how modern medical advancements are making hearing possible for everyone.
Primary site: SEAR- India
Impactful Story:
Held under the theme of “From Silence to Sound: Making Hearing Possible-Cochlear Implant Camp” the camp welcomed people of all ages.
What unfolded was more than just a screening camp — it was a day of changing mindsets, breaking myths, and opening ears to more than just sound.
As the screenings progressed, several individuals were identified with various degrees of hearing loss.
Each identified individual, along with their caregivers, was counselled by professionals about their condition and intervention options. These sessions included empathetic discussions about hearing aids, cochlear implants, medical treatment options, and importance of early intervention and speech therapy.
General Photos
Personalized care
Curious Individuals waiting for their turn
The Hospital
Types of Engagement:
Screening: Yes
Traditional media: No
Social media: Yes
Special needs populations:
Participation of policy makers: No
Participation of influencers: No