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CAREL DU TOIT SENTRUM publication

CAREL DU TOIT SENTRUMRef: https://careldutoit.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/CDT-IMPACT-REPORT-2025-web.pdf

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Collected on 21 August 2026

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What this means

This is an annual impact report published by the Carel du Toit Trust and Centre, summarising their work in providing early intervention, audiological management, speech therapy, and holistic support to deaf children across South Africa. The report highlights the organisation's vision of enabling universal access to hearing technology and spoken language, and emphasizes the critical role of donor support in sustaining these services. It also outlines their advocacy work through key national and international platforms.

What this document offers

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advocacy participation opportunityOngoing

Participation in Advocacy and Policy Influence Efforts

Stakeholders, including professionals and advocates, can contribute to efforts that promote the Carel du Toit spoken language methodology by engaging with international and national forums such as First Voice, the World Health Organisation, and the Presidential Working Group on Disability.

Who it is for
professionals, advocates, and policy influencers in the field of deafness and disability
How to act on it
Engage with the Carel du Toit Trust through their partnerships or contact them directly to join advocacy initiatives
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Carel du Toit Trust and Centre is a leader in advocating for children who are deaf who can talk, through membership of international and local forums which include First Voice, the World Health Organisation and the Presidential Working Group on Disability.
early intervention serviceOngoing

Support for Early Intervention via CHAT Centre

Parents and caregivers of children diagnosed with hearing loss can access early intervention services through the CHAT Centre, which offers guidance and support from the moment of diagnosis.

Who it is for
parents and guardians of children diagnosed with hearing loss
How to act on it
Contact the Carel du Toit Centre to register for early intervention services at the CHAT Centre
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Early intervention hosted by the CHAT Centre and guidance for parents from the moment a child’s hearing loss is diagnosed.
financial contribution opportunityOngoing

Donation to the Carel du Toit Trust

Support the Carel du Toit Trust’s mission to ensure all deaf children have access to hearing technology, speech therapy, and other services through financial contributions. Donations help sustain the full range of services provided to children and families regardless of income.

Who it is for
individuals and organisations interested in supporting deaf children's development
How to act on it
Make a donation through the Carel du Toit Trust's official channels as indicated on their website
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EVERY DONATION, NO MATTER THE SIZE, BENEFITS OUR CHILDREN.

Facts

Reference

https://careldutoit.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/CDT-IMPACT-REPORT-2025-web.pdf

Key Takeaways

  • 2024/2025
  • Carel du Toit Centre
  • CHAT Centre
  • First Voice
  • World Health Organisation
  • Presidential Working Group on Disability
  • donation
  • early intervention
  • speech therapy
  • audiology
  • Carel du Toit Centre
  • Carel du Toit Trust
  • CHAT Centre
  • First Voice
  • World Health Organisation
  • Presidential Working Group on Disability
  • Professor Carel du Toit