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CAREL DU TOIT SENTRUM publication

CAREL DU TOIT SENTRUMRef: https://careldutoit.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Carel-du-Toit-Online-Brochure.pdf

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Collected on 21 August 2026

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What this means

This is a brochure for the Carel du Toit Centre, a specialised educational and therapeutic facility in Cape Town, South Africa, dedicated to helping children with hearing loss learn to listen and speak. It promotes its CHAT Centre early intervention programme, its special school for children from nursery to Grade 3, and support services including audiology, speech therapy, and social work. The centre also offers tele-intervention for international families and on-site accommodation for visitors.

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early intervention programmeOngoing

CHAT Centre Early Intervention Programme

A family-centred early intervention programme that provides weekly sessions to empower parents and caregivers to teach their child to listen and speak using the listening and spoken language approach. The programme is designed for children with hearing loss and is most effective when started before age 3.

Who it is for
parents and caregivers of children with hearing loss aged 0–3 years
How to act on it
Contact the Carel du Toit CHAT Centre by phone or email to request information and schedule an initial consultation.
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The Carel du Toit CHAT Centre is where our families start, with a wish on their hearts to help their child speak. There is hope for a child with hearing loss!
special education schoolOngoing

Enrolment in Carel du Toit School

Specialised schooling for children from nursery to Grade 3 with hearing loss. The school follows the mainstream CAPS curriculum and uses acoustically adapted classrooms and remote microphone systems to support learning. Classes are small, with 5–10 children, and instruction is delivered in English or Afrikaans.

Who it is for
children with hearing loss aged 0–3 years
How to act on it
Contact the centre to obtain application forms and submit the child's medical and educational records for assessment.
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The Carel du Toit school follows a multidisciplinary team approach to ensure the optimal development of each child. We provide quality education to children from nursery to Grade 3.
visitor accommodationOngoing

Accommodation for International Visitors

On-site accommodation is available for international families visiting the Carel du Toit Centre for intensive sessions. Availability is subject to demand.

Who it is for
international families attending intensive CHAT sessions
How to act on it
Contact the centre to inquire about availability and book accommodation during a visit.
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Accommodation is available on the grounds of the Carel du Toit Centre, subject to availability.

Facts

Places

City of Cape Town, Western Cape

Reference

https://careldutoit.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Carel-du-Toit-Online-Brochure.pdf

Key Takeaways

  • Carel du Toit Centre
  • CHAT Centre
  • early intervention
  • hearing loss
  • listening and spoken language
  • tele-intervention
  • acoustic classrooms
  • remote microphone system
  • Foundation Phase (Gr R - 3)
  • CAPS curriculum
  • +27 (021) 938 5303
  • secretary@careldutoit.co.za
  • www.careldutoit.co.za
  • Africa
  • South Africa
  • Carel du Toit Centrum
  • Children Hear and Talk
  • Johan
  • Carel du Toit Centre
  • Cape Town
  • South Africa
  • Africa