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Colorado Families for Hands & Voices

Only 2 per thousand babies are born with deafness. Parents often have no other experience with hearing loss. Donations make sure that an experienced Parent Guide is available to walk alongside new families anywhere in CO with just-in-time support; this is free to parents of kids birth to 21.

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  • Bike contest winners (essay or drawing/picture) at Plexus Build A Bike event in Lafayette.
  • 9 advocates and more than 40 parents and professionals completed advocacy courses.
  • Deaf + Autism Family Day September 28, 2019
  • High school students, parents and teachers at Transforming Transition Conference, Aug 2019
  • Panel of Deaf/hard of hearing adults shares with 2018 Moms Nite Inn participants.
  • Newborn Screening Bill passes May 7, 2018
  • Parent leaders and kids advocating for CMV education at the Capitol, Spring 2018
  • Dad and kids at Holiday Party: Jointly with CSDB, RMDS, Marion Downs, CO H&V, December 2018.
  • Sensory Crafts with kids and siblings, Deaf + Autism Day 2017
  • Estes Park 2016 Leadership Conference
  • Kelly Fairman shows off spider bling at October 2016 Track and Field Day
  • From a popular posting about deaf/hard of hearing kids and experience of music, May 2017
  • Mom to mom support, Estes Park, 2016
  • Parent Stacey Linn, Advocacy Award winner, who changed the landscape on behalf of children with chronic pain and related conditions.
  • Celebrating 21 years with our founders (and one son) at the October 2016 Roman Holiday Gala.
  • Moms at the frame activity getting acquainted: Moms Nite Inn 2016 Evergreen
  • Some of Board & Staff at planning meeting, Evergreen Sept 2015
  • Springs picnic
  • Supporting convenient hearing screening for babies born at home: an 8 week old is calm and awake through screening.
  • COHV had the largest (and youngest) team at the 2015 Walk4Hearing
  • #ShowYourAids campaign with Colorado elementary student Augie Proper
  • The Buttermore siblings claimed a spot in our CO Resource Guide
  • The Johnstown picnic, June 2015
  • Kayla Smith, a deaf college student with the COHV Partner Project, signs and speaks with a new family who is learning sign at the July Pikes Peak picnic
  • The Hands & Voices Communicator
  • Welcome bag for new families
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