Suniye’s aim is to provide relevant education to hearing impaired children, youth, and counselling services for their families and communities. We can proudly say that we are trying to become the best NGO in Delhi for hearing impaired because we are focusing on their betterment for last 27 years. We want to use the finest available methodology and technology to achieve optimum SROI (social return on investment), to practice and to combine corporate competitiveness with social development activities, and to raise awareness of Civic Powered Reform among the privileged.

Suniye was founded as a result of a group of parents of hearing impaired children realising that it was their Social Responsibility to give back to society.

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Education alone has the capacity to free people from poverty – not only in terms of earning a living, but also in terms of becoming aware of the rights and freedoms that citizens have. As a result, individuals are empowered and become self-sufficient.

At Suniye, we use the classroom setting to assess the progress and plan the lessons for the next 7 days. This plan is managed between the classroom and the efforts of the parent at home. Suniye School is where the foundation for speech and language is built for the parents to develop on – which is why our teachers work with just 4 children each day.

At this stage we start with simple sounds like ‘aa’, ‘ee’, ‘oo’ etc. and gradually move towards simple words and then sentences. One must also keep in mind that it is important to repeat lessons again and again so that they are reinforced in the child’s mind. This is a slow process, and one needs to be patient, and not lose interest in case the child does not learn quickly. Teachers and parents must reward progress and attempts, and never scold or get angry if the child is playful and does not want to study. .

Our trained teaching staff plan lesson plans for individual children basis their current speech and language and the hearing loss. Our classrooms are specially wired with FM technology so that the teacher’s speech is clearly picked up by the child’s hearing aid and there is no distortion. The teachers focus on gradually building speech and language and lip reading through many tools and techniques with regular reinforcement. After each week the progress is communicated to the parents and then the plan for the following week is built. We take advantage of the summer break and conduct classes so that there is no gap in the training of the children.

Teachers and parents should look at introducing games, storytelling, market, and other visits, as tools to teach. Remember every moment in the day is an opportunity to teach speck and languages. It is important to make even play time into a teaching opportunity – the more the child practices hearing sounds and speaking them out, the faster she or he will gain language.