Resources for Families Navigating Hearing Loss

Explore support organizations, summer camps, and funding options for children and teens who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Support Organizations


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Supports families and individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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Guides families of children who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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Provides support to families of children with hearing loss.
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Parent-driven nonprofit supporting families of deaf or hard of hearing children.
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Builds listening and spoken language skills for children with hearing loss.
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Shares resources and stories for families impacted by hearing loss.
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Offers community and support for people with hearing loss.
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Connects parents and guardians of children with hearing loss.

Summer Camps


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Camp Imagination gives children and teens who are deaf or blind a summer of STEAM learning, field trips, goalball, and fun adapted games.
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Created for children who are deaf or hard of hearing, this camp celebrates their unique culture through fun activities and connection.
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A nonprofit supporting families with hearing loss through emotional wellness retreats, bonding activities, and support groups for all ages.
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A five-day program empowering deaf and hard of hearing teens with self-advocacy, leadership, confidence, and lifelong friendships.

Funding Sources for Amplification


At Lakeside Audiology, our goal is to find a solution for your hearing needs. When private insurance does not cover hearing devices and finances are of concern, we are happy to work with you to find a funding source to assist. We are the only provider in the area that works with an array of funding sources and will help guide you when and if you may qualify for assistance.

North Carolina Residents


  • Carolina Children’s Communicative Disorder’s Program Grant (CCCDP)
  • North Carolina Telecommunications Equipment Distribution Program: (NCTEDP)
  • Assistive Technology Program (birth to 3 years)

South Carolina Residents


  • BabyNet (birth to 3 years)
  • Vocational Rehabilitation
  • South Carolina Medicaid
  • Lion’s Club
  • Children with Special Healthcare Needs (CSHCN)

We're Here to Help You Find Support


Each funding source varies with respect to its candidacy criteria and application process. Contact our office to schedule a hearing aid evaluation appointment to discuss the best options with your Pediatric Audiologist.