Hearing care providers
Audiologists, hearing instrument specialists, ENT practices and clinics. If you serve a community where people are going without care, we want to talk about how donated devices and financial support could let you reach them.
Partner with us
This does not work without partners
Ears to Hear is built on partnership by design. We do not have all the reach, the relationships, or the clinical skill this needs — and we are not pretending otherwise.
Ways to partner
Where you might fit
Special needs ministries
You already know the families whose hearing needs get missed behind everything else. Help us find them, and we will work to bring care to them.
Humanitarian organisations
If you are already operating in a community with significant unmet need, hearing care may be a service you can add without adding a whole programme.
Churches
Support a specific community, host an awareness moment, send a team, or connect us with the missionaries and partners you already stand behind.
Businesses
Corporate giving, matching programmes, in-kind services, logistics, or sponsoring the cost of care for a whole community.
Individuals who see a need
You do not need an organisation behind you. If you know a person or a place where hearing care is out of reach, that is a lead worth following.
What to expect
How a partnership starts
There is no lengthy application. A conversation comes first.
01
You reach out
Tell us who you are, the community you serve, and what you are seeing. A few paragraphs is plenty.
02
We talk it through
We listen for what the community actually needs, what you already do well, and whether we can genuinely add something.
03
We build the piece that’s missing
Devices, a provider relationship, financial support, or simply an introduction to someone better placed than us.
Start a conversation
Tell us about your work
Every field is optional except the ones marked required. If you would rather just email us, that is perfectly welcome too.
Not a partner — but still want in?
Giving is the other half of this. Gifts pay for the fittings, the follow-up, and the miles between a hearing aid and the person who needs it.