According to WHO, ¼ of people in the world could be affected by hearing disorders in 2050, being a quarter of the world population in less than fifteen years.
Without care, hearing and speech disorders can deteriorate the quality of life, lead to social isolation and have an impact on mental health such as depression and cognitive decline.
The reConnect Institute’s work addresses a major societal challenge: offering those affected the chance to heal and break the isolation induced by these disorders.