Who We Help & What We Do

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  Peter

  Between the age of four and six months, Peter's family became concerned with his development. He was not moving his arms or kicking his legs, and was unable to control his head. Having two other children, Peter’s parents, Susan and Christopher, knew they should take him to their pediatrician to find out more. Read more »
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  Myanmar

  Heartspring traveled to Myanmar (formerly known as Burma) in 1995 and 2000 to provide equipment, testing and training to the students and teachers of the Mary Chapman School For The Deaf. The opportunity to assist children in Southeast Asia was made possible by a joint effort of World Vision, Jack and Marilyn DeBoer and Heartspring. It is our hope that the equipment and training will make a positive and significant addition to the abilities that the dedicated staff at Mary Chapman can make on the lives of the hearing impaired they serve. Read more »
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  Community Outreach

  Heartspring believes in giving back to the community through activities and services that families are often desperate to find. Many of our outreach services for the community are available free of cost to families from Heartspring therapists and audiologists. These services include hearing screenings, literacy and speech screenings, KidCheck developmental screenings, music and movement groups, and an interactive story time at Barnes and Noble at Bradley Fair. Read more »