In January of 2018, Entheos Audiology Cooperative traveled to Mozambique, Africa to provide hearing care for those in need. The Oticon Hearing Foundation donated hearing instruments for the humanitarian mission. One recipient, Paolo, who suffers from a moderate to profound hearing loss and was lagging behind in school, received two Oticon Sensei hearing aids, which his mother notes will make a difference in his life.
"He never had the opportunity to go to a clinic to see a doctor. We didn't have Read More »
Making a Difference in Mozambique, Africa – One Boy’s Journey to Better Hearing is Captured on Video
In January of 2018, Entheos Audiology Cooperative traveled to Mozambique, Africa to provide hearing care for those in need. The Oticon Hearing Foundation donated hearing instruments for the humanitarian mission. One recipient, Paolo, who suffers from a moderate to profound hearing loss and was lagging behind in school, received two Oticon Sensei hearing aids, which his mother notes will make a difference in his life.
"He never had the opportunity to go to a clinic to see a doctor. We didn't have Read More »
Our Community
At the Oticon Hearing Foundation, it’s our goal to promote and foster a Community of Caring. Our vision is to empower volunteers from all over the world, including some of our very own staff. We’re excited to shine a light on some of the inspiring humanitarian work our colleagues are doing in our new interview series - Community of Caring.
Meet Angela Lalla
Angela Lalla is an audiologist at Oticon who recently completed her third trip to Ghana, Africa with Americans Serving 
This was really a very touching thing. The family was so excited. As sent from Thursday night, they were waiting for us with flowers when we arrived. Everyone was there early on Thursday and eager with anticipation. We were fortunate to work in the office of Anneli Ahlers Cuadra, M.A. She was graduate of UF, had done a CFY at the Mailman Center in Miami, and we knew a number of people. She also uses Oticon as her hearing aid of choice in her practice so this really made things easier.
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