Family Financial Assistance
We ease the cost of specialist education for families of hearing-impaired children, so no child misses out on the learning environment they need because of their family's circumstances.
Our support service
We provide financial assistance to families of hearing-impaired children so they can access specialist education — and we fund research and prevention programs working towards a future with less childhood hearing loss.
The Hearing Research & Support Foundation Inc. is a small, registered Australian charity established on 15 June 1987. For nearly four decades we have used the income from our carefully stewarded investments to do two things exceptionally well:
We are registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) and report annually, so our supporters always know their generosity is governed with care.
Learn more about usOur programs are deliberately focused, so every dollar works harder for hearing-impaired children and their families.
We ease the cost of specialist education for families of hearing-impaired children, so no child misses out on the learning environment they need because of their family's circumstances.
Our support service
We provide assistance to organisations and researchers working to understand, reduce and prevent hearing impairment in children — investing in a future where fewer families need us.
Research we support
We actively pursue every grant, partnership and deal that can benefit our beneficiaries — including digital grants that help us create informational videos, infographics and a stronger online presence.
Grants & partnershipsTo remove the financial barriers that stand between hearing-impaired children and the specialist education they need, and to fund research and prevention initiatives that reduce childhood hearing impairment — pursuing every grant, partnership and opportunity that advances these goals.
An Australia where no child's hearing loss limits their education, opportunity or belonging — and where research has made preventable childhood hearing impairment a thing of the past.
As a small charity, we know that every additional dollar and every new supporter matters. That is why our Board actively explores all grants, deals and partnerships available to our beneficiaries — and why we are applying for digital grants to build our social media presence, produce informational videos and infographics, and establish an official online presence.
A stronger digital footprint means more awareness of childhood hearing impairment, more donations reaching families, and more opportunities for the research we help fund.
See our grants strategyWhether you donate, partner with us, or simply share our story, you help children access specialist education and fund vital research.