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Telethon Speech & Hearing is a charitable organisation supporting children with hearing loss, speech and language difficulties.

We’re here to help your family with:

Concerns with your child’s speech and language.

Concerns about your child’s hearing.

Registered NDIS Provider

Telethon Speech & Hearing is a registered NDIS provider and offers essential early intervention and school support services.

Your child’s hearing loss diagnosis.

Working together to achieve life-changing outcomes for children and families.

At Telethon Speech & Hearing, we’re committed to ensuring that all students are supported to achieve their potential in a positive, respectful and safe learning environment that meets them at their own entry point.

Learn more about our specialised speech and language program

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Give your guests the unique experience of our multi-purpose facility for your next function or event, taking full advantage of its position across the road from the beautiful Lake Monger.

We’re here to help. Connect with us today!

36 Dodd Street, Wembley WA 6014

(08) 9387 9888

Telethon Speech & Hearing is committed to upholding the rights and safety of all children and young people. This includes being a child safe organisation where children, young people, families, and community members can feel that their culture, abilities and identities are respected. Telethon Speech & Hearing acknowledges the Traditional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Custodians of the land on which we work, live and build stronger communities for children and families to thrive. We recognise their continued custodianship and connection to land, waters and community and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. We extend this respect to all First Nations people present today and welcome all Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal families to our centre and school.

Role of the Director General: The Director General of the Department of Education is responsible for ensuring that the school observes the registration standards, including the standard about its complaints handling system. Any student, parent or community member is entitled to contact the Director General with concerns about how the school has dealt with a complaint. Information is available on the Department of Education. While the Director General may consider whether the school has breached the registration standards, she does not have power to intervene in a complaint or override the school’s decision.