A nonprofit for every stage of listening
Improving hearing, communication and healthy ageing across the lifespan.
Hearing Vibes Foundation is a nonprofit organisation working to improve access to hearing, communication, early childhood, healthy ageing and family wellbeing support through evidence-informed community programs and resources.
Four programs, one mission
Where we focus our work
Healthy Ageing
Audio-vestibular and cognitive activities that help older adults stay sharp, balanced, and connected — with progress you can track over time.
Learn more →Auditory Verbal Therapy
Structured listening and spoken-language training for hearing aid and cochlear implant users, from first sounds to full comprehension.
Learn more →Early Childhood Communication
Early identification of communication disorders in young children, with clear pathways from screening to intervention.
Learn more →Postpartum Wellbeing
Support for postpartum stress in new mothers, paired with guidance for a baby's sensory, motor, and speech-language development.
Learn more →Our commitment, in numbers
Building trust through evidence
Years of clinical experience
Evidence-based programs
Families targeted in Year 1
Clinical frameworks referenced
The family figure is a Year-1 outreach target; program count reflects the current program portfolio. See Our Impact as verified results become available.
Why Hearing Vibes
Built by clinicians, grounded in evidence.
Every program is designed around clinical practice, not guesswork — and every tool is built so families and clinicians can see real progress, not just activity.
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Clinician-led
Programs are designed and overseen by practicing audiologists and speech-language pathologists.
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Evidence-based
Each program follows established clinical frameworks, adapted for practical, everyday use.
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Progress you can see
Our apps track activities over time, so families and clinicians can see what's working — not just what's been done.
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Privacy-first
Health information is handled with the same care as in a clinic, on tools built to that standard.
Who we help
Support designed around people, not diagnoses alone.
Our work is intended for children and families, older adults, people who use hearing aids or cochlear implants, clinicians, caregivers and communities seeking practical hearing and communication support.
Who we helpOur approach
Screen. Educate. Support. Refer. Measure.
We use established clinical frameworks and public-health guidance to shape community programs. We distinguish education and screening from diagnosis and clinical treatment, and encourage appropriate professional referral when needed.
Explore our evidence approachTrust & transparency
Know who we are, what we do and how we use support.
Clinical leadership
Meet the people responsible for our clinical direction and program design.
Meet the founder →Evidence & research
See the guidelines, frameworks and research literature that inform our programs.
View evidence →Impact
We will publish verified program and outreach outcomes as implementation progresses.
View impact →Transparency
Find organisational information, policies, governance and funding disclosures as they become available.
View transparency →