Society: Parents of Children with Cochlear Implants Seeking to Be Heard

It’s a small device, nearly invisible behind the ear. It has changed everything for 54 children and young people in Mauritius. Thanks to the cochlear implant, they can hear, speak, attend school, and interact with others. They finally feel seen and treated like everyone else. However, behind this life-changing technological advancement lies a much harsher reality: parents who are at their wit's end, facing high costs and insufficient medical follow-up.