In honor of Children’s Day, CC Saha Ltd., a top supplier of high-quality hearing aids, launched a campaign to encourage inclusivity and creativity in kids with hearing impairments. To meet the special needs of these kids, the company arranged a special acting session led by actor, director, and producer Shri Arindam Sil.

Studies conducted worldwide indicate that 6.3% of Indians suffer from hearing loss. Four children out of every 1000 are born deaf or hard of hearing. A child’s growth and academic success may be significantly impacted by this. In developed nations, more than 90% of babies are usually evaluated for hearing loss. In India, however, this number is essentially nothing.

Speaking about the workshop’s concept, Mr. Vikram Saha, Director of CC Saha Ltd, stated that the organization aimed to empower these kids by giving them a platform to freely express themselves and explore their auditory abilities via the art of acting.

“We want to establish a welcoming atmosphere where kids with hearing impairments can express their creativity and learn vital communication skills. Making these kids feel joyful and appreciated is the main reason we chose Children’s Day for this particular program. Mr. Saha clarified, “We think that performing arts, like acting, can have a profound impact on the lives of kids who have had implant procedures to restore their hearing,” said Mr.Saha.

Mr. Sil, a seasoned professional trained in working with youngsters, led interactive acting sessions during the program. Attendees also had the exceptional chance to interact with a celebrity guest who is passionate about using acting to inspire kids.

The workshop is part of CC Saha Ltd’s continuous dedication to advancing accessibility in all facets of life and helping the community of hard-of-hearing people. The organization wants to make the world a place where everyone can succeed, regardless of their hearing ability, by offering creative solutions and encouraging inclusive experiences.

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Priyanka Dutta