Support Us

Your support can help more professionals develop the knowledge, clinical skills and specialist expertise needed to provide high-quality Auditory Verbal Therapy (AVT) to children with hearing loss and their families within their own communities.

Help us grow local AVT expertise

Building sustainable access to Auditory Verbal Therapy takes more than a single course. Professionals need high-quality learning, opportunities to apply that learning in practice, mentoring and supervision, and experienced practitioners who can go on to teach, mentor and support others.

How can you support us?

Fund a professional place

Support a professional to access Auditory Essentials, Advanced training or specialist AVT clinical development.

Provide bursaries

Help remove financial barriers for professionals and services where access to specialist AVT training and professional-development funding is limited.

Sponsor pipeline training

Fund introductory day courses that reach new professionals, strengthen foundational knowledge and skills in Auditory Verbal practice, and create a pathway into further specialist development.

Support mentoring & supervision

Enable professionals to translate AVT learning into clinical practice through reflection, case discussion and specialist supervision.

Develop future trainers

Invest in experienced AVT practitioners who can teach, mentor and supervise others, allowing specialist expertise to grow and multiply locally.

Help extend our reach

Introduce Auditory Pathways to services, professional networks, funders and organisations that could help us reach more professionals and grow access to AVT.

Support the infrastructure behind the training

High-quality AVT professional education also depends on course development, coordination, quality assurance and the systems needed to deliver and grow the programme. Funding these foundations helps make the wider workforce-development model sustainable.

Interested in supporting us?

We welcome conversations with charities, trusts, companies, commissioners, professional organisations and individuals who share our aim of strengthening local AVT expertise and increasing access for families.

Talk to us about supporting Auditory Pathways