SCREENING AND SUPPORT WITH ADAPTED EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN WITH HEARING IMPAIRMENT

To screen children form the public education system and to refer them to the adapted structures in regards with the level of disability.

Objective

To screen children with hearing impairment and to refer them to the adapted educational structures in regards with the level of disability To support the special schools with the provision of quality education, especially through teachers training To ensure a proper inclusive education is provided to children with mild hearing loss in the public system

The Project

The project plans to screen around 5 000 children in Sen Sok and Chbar Ampov areas (Phnom Penh). Children identified with hearing impairments will be referred to an ENT doctor and fitted with hearing instruments adapted to their level of hearing loss, which also determine which schools to refer the children to : the most severe cases will be referred to special schools located in Sen Sok and Chbar Ampov while the less severe will go back to the public school they were found in. The project includes strong institutional and individual capacity-building components for teaching and technical staff at the National Institute for Special Education (NISE) and the School Health Department (SHD), two entities registered under the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports. Indeed in the long term, those local authorities are destined to undertake the screenings and identification of children.

Key Activities

  • Screening of children
  • Provision of hearing aid
  • Training and capacity building

Make a Difference

$50 - food expenses per child per month

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SCREENING AND SUPPORT WITH ADAPTED EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN WITH HEARING IMPAIRMENT

Project Information

Area of work

Child protection

Duration

Undetermined

Location

Cambodia

Beneficiaries

Marginalized children and youth

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