Supporters

We are very grateful to the following organisations for supporting this project:

The Ovingdean Hall Foundation – this grant-making foundation has been a long-term supporter of the development and delivery of this project.

“The Ovingdean Hall Foundation has been working with The Elizabeth Foundation for over a decade. Over the last few years, we have focused on Let’s Listen and Talk, the free online communication programme for deaf babies, toddlers and preschoolers. It has been incredible to see the development of this programme, which has now reached over 1,000 families and professionals across the country. It truly came into its own during the pandemic when it supported families isolated at home, and the programme continues to flourish today. Working with the team at The Elizabeth Foundation has always been a joy. We are delighted to be a supporter of The Elizabeth Foundation and we know that Let’s Listen and Talk will continue to benefit deaf children during the key early years of development.” 

Sarah Armstrong, CEO of The Ewing Foundation and Secretary of the Ovingdean Hall Foundation

The Communication Consortium Grants Programme – (funded by The Rayners Special Educational Trust) is supporting the development and delivery of the Let’s Listen and Talk programme to bridge the gap in early years learning for deaf children.

The Garfield Weston Foundation – this major grant-making trust has provided funding to support the development and delivery of this project.

The John Tracy Clinic – this leading US non-profit kindly permitted us to adapt some of their original correspondence course

WordPress.org – the Open Source content management system used as the platform for Let’s Listen and Talk.

LearnDash.com – one of the leading Learning Management System plug-ins for the WordPress platform.

HighOrbit.com – creators of WordPress plug-ins including LearnDash Visual Customizer.