The kids are doing typical camp activities but also receive listening and speech-language therapy from UT Dallas audiologists and speech-language pathologists.
This week, dozens of children are gathering at the Cross Creek Ranch in Parker made specifically for hearing-impaired children ages 4 to 11.
Each child has a cochlear implant to help them hear. They’re also paired with a former participant in the program. The kids are doing typical camp activities but also receive listening and speech-language therapy from UT Dallas audiologists and speech-language pathologists from the Callier Center for Communication Disorders.
"The goal of camp is for them to develop their speech language and spoken language skills through a natural camp environment," Because of COVID-19, this week is the first time they've been able to gather in more than two years..
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