Together with Royal Far West, The Shepherd Centre is proud to be providing early intervention and life-changing support to rural children.
Last month one of our Listening and Spoken Language Therapists, Marina Ghabriel, travelled to Hillston and Hay in regional NSW with our partners Royal Far West. The aim of the Healthy Kids Bus
Thanks to the Tasmanian Community Fund, we are are opening the first-ever early intervention service in Tasmania! Read all about it here
Find out how connecting with our supporters in nature reaffirmed our collective impact as a community
See how our CEO Dr Jim Hungerford raised $20,000 for children with hearing loss trekking the
Deaf children need intensive support in order to develop effective speech and communication skills.
Without these skills, they may face social isolation and exclusion from the community. They may also struggle to learn at school or find secure work as young adults.
Ultimately, because of these challenges, they may experience life-long disadvantage.
For 50
Conversations with Our Alumni will take place from 12:30pm on Thursday 1st July 2021.
Hear from three inspiring alumni who have had their lives transformed by The Shepherd Centre. Follow the ups, downs and triumphs in the face of adversity. There will also be the opportunity to ask questions.
This webinar will be hosted by Dr
Kidscape is one of The Shepherd Centre’s most important and life-changing programs.
It is a group education program which brings deaf children and their families together each week, to learn and develop skills in a supportive group environment.
These group sessions consist of fun, creative activities which help children to develop effective listening, spoken
