The bus allows children and their carers to visit and find out about the latest technology available; as well as providing general information on childhood deafness.
The Listening Bus is visiting the Isle of Man today geared toward assisting children with deafness in communicating and learning.
It’s being done in conjunction with the Department of Health’s Speech and Language Therapy Team.
The bus allows children and their carers to visit and find out about the latest technology available; as well as providing general information on childhood deafness.
It will be parked on Regent Street outside the Post Office until 5.30pm.
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