Resources & Learning

At Hear and Say, we believe that access to clear, reliable health information is just as important as access to services. This page brings together fact sheets, articles, and practical resources on hearing, listening, and speech development.

Information you can trust

Our resources are written by qualified professionals and draw on the latest evidence and research. They are designed to answer common questions, provide guidance for everyday situations, and point you towards further support when needed.

*All resources are provided for general information only and are not a substitute for professional medical advice. If you have concerns about your or your child’s hearing or speech, please contact our team or your healthcare provider.

Celebrating Speech Pathology Week 2026

To celebrate Speech Pathology Week, we caught up with Eloise Bennett, Team Leader – Speech Pathology, to explore the important role Speech Pathologists play in supporting children’s communication. Eloise shares what inspired her career, signs a child may benefit from extra support, and what makes Hear and Say’s approach to communication therapy unique.

Music Therapy now available at Hear and Say Ashgrove

Hear and Say is pleased to partner Music Beat Therapy Services at our Ashgrove centre, giving children and families convenient access to evidence-based music therapy every Thursday.

Latest WHO Guidelines: Hearing Loss and Dementia

The World Health Organization (WHO) has updated its guidance on hearing loss and cognitive health, recognising hearing care as an important part of reducing the risk of cognitive decline and dementia. 

Happy 34th Birthday Hear and Say!

Every year, Hear and Say runs a Tax Appeal in the weeks leading up to 30 June. It is one of our most important fundraising campaigns, helping ensure children and families can access life-changing support that isn't fully funded through government programs.

Tax Appeal 2026: Thank You

Every year, Hear and Say runs a Tax Appeal in the weeks leading up to 30 June. It is one of our most important fundraising campaigns, helping ensure children and families can access life-changing support that isn't fully funded through government programs.

Every Child Deserves the Chance to Connect: Why CMV Awareness Matters

June is CMV Awareness Month, an annual global campaign dedicated to educating the public about Cytomegalovirus (CMV), a common virus that is a leading cause of birth defects and childhood disabilities worldwide.

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