Meet Australia-based SCOPE
“Scope’s CIRC, together with the ICP, is committed to improving awareness, developing capacity, and helping create opportunities for people with communication disabilities to access and participate in community activities through a range of initiatives and projects like communication access.”
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Speech Pathology in Timor-Leste
“Recovering from years of militia occupation—providing medical care to the developing nation of Timor-Leste.”
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Swallowing Awareness Day in Australia & the United Kingdom
“If we can raise the level of awareness as we did in 2016, I am hugely excited to see what we can achieve next year with a bigger, broader, more inclusive event!”
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Finding a Voice in Scotland
“The intensive series of speech and language therapy sessions and assessments [at Queen Margaret University] allowed us to see a rapid change in the quality of Rosie’s speech in a relatively short period.”
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Sokim and His Football on the Path to School
“Our aim at OIC: The Cambodia Project is to ensure that this university program is established, so stories like Sokim’s become one of thousands.”
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City Cambodia Project 2015
“The City Cambodia Project is fortunate to have had the opportunity to further develop the field of Speech and Language Therapy in Cambodia. They look forward to continuing to provide support and input for years to come with future teams!”
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Speech & Language Therapy in Italy
“To communicate is one of the most important things in life.” Four individuals share their stories of overcoming speech, language, and developmental disorders.”
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Autism Training in Samoa
“I was hesitant about doing a short-term training session, because I didn’t know what the long-term benefits would be. However, we were all reduced to tears at the end of the week when each CBR team member shared the biggest thing they had learned from the training. We were incredibly humbled to play a very small part in validating what the team already knew and were doing, as well as providing some additional training.”
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Making a Difference in Botswana
“[Working in Botswana] I saw the significant difference that we can make in the lives of children as speech language therapists—simply by educating parents, caregivers, and educators, as well as providing them with strategies to connect and communicate.”
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Fighting For Something That Matters
For Kate Kgwefane, being discouraged by obstacles to better hearing health is not an option.
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