The work we do is life-changing. As a registered charity operating as a not-for-profit, we aim to keep our fees and costs to a minimum in an effort to make cochlear implant technology accessible to as many people as possible.
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Friday (15 November) is Canterbury Anniversary Show Day and a public holiday here in Canterbury.Our SCIP clinic in Christchurch will be CLOSED for all services on Friday, and will reopen on Monday 20 November. Patients who normally use our Christchurch (Milford Chambers) clinic with urgent needs should contact our Queens Drive (Lower Hutt) clinic as follows;Email: scip.wellington@scip.co.nzPhone: 0800 504 405 or 04 5899853Mobile/SMS: 027 5899 853We hope everyone in Canterbury has a great long weekend.
Habilitationist Lydia Evans was in Taranaki last week, and caught up with the adorable Christian at his new kindy.Christian received bilateral cochlear implants with the support of SCIP at 6 months old. Now just turned 3, his language skills are above those of his hearing peers. He is confident to speak up, ask for help, and contribute to conversations with his friends and teachers.It's so wonderful to hear that Christian is thriving!
Disability Support Services (DSS) wants your feedback on how services should be best provided in the future. The online survey is an opportunity for the disability community to share their thoughts on 3 key topics:1. Overall disability support services.2. Needs assessments and the allocation of support.3. Flexible funding and eligibility and what funding can be used for.The survey is open for 3 weeks, closing on Friday 22 November. Further and broader community engagement and consultation will be held in early 2025. You can complete the survey here:
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