Chloe's and Sophie's Special Ears Fund

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Chloe's and Sophie's Special Ears Fund Our aim is to brighten the lives of Deaf children through interventions & support at home and school. Chloe’s and Sophie’s Special Ears Fund (CSSEF).

CSSEF is inspired and motivated by Chloe and Sophie Jackson. Chloe and Sophie are both from Aldershot, Hampshire. When Chloe was 4 years old, her parents went along to a routine yearly hearing test. Chloe’s parents were told the words they never thought they would hear, Chloe was deaf. A question mark hung over Sophie’s hearing. After being told she could hear on many occasions, her parents were told that Sophie was deaf as well. Shortly after Chloe started school, her parents found out there was things out there that could help her hear more in the classroom and school. However, there was little to no funding to provide this. This was the day CSSEF was founded, 21st October 2010.

Our Sophie, the girl who is one of the reasons our charity exists, is walking on Fire 🔥  this Friday. She really wants t...
02/11/2026

Our Sophie, the girl who is one of the reasons our charity exists, is walking on Fire 🔥 this Friday. She really wants to help make it possible for Deaf children from a Deaf Unit School in London get to go to a beach ⛱️ for the first time in their life.

Please sponsor if you can any amount even £1 with a little message from her.

She was too sweet and said to her Mum Karen who is our Founder, if you share on your Facebook your friends will help me. No pressure 😁

Let's make it happen - if you do sponsor change your tip to £0 by swiping left as you go through the Donation link.

Here is what Sophie said:

Please sponser me I'm doing a fire walk on the 6th of november to raise money to grant a wish for deaf children. The wish I want to grant is for deaf children in london not being able to go to the beach and I want to make that happen for them.

Help Sophie Jackson raise money to support CSSEF

Our Wish Granting Champion Zeta and volunteer Alana carried out a Deaf Awareness Assembly at St Mary's School in Flint. ...
02/11/2026

Our Wish Granting Champion Zeta and volunteer Alana carried out a Deaf Awareness Assembly at St Mary's School in Flint. These assemblies help pupils develop a greater understanding of Deafness, communication differences, inclusion, and how they can support Deaf classmates and members of their community.

Our assemblies are tailored to different key stages and include storytelling, interactive activities, Deaf role models, sign language, communication tips, and discussions around hearing technology and audiology. Pupils also have the opportunity to learn about Deaf culture and challenge common misconceptions through fun and educational activities.

By booking a Deaf Awareness Assembly, your school can:

Promote inclusion and understanding.
Support pupils' awareness of diversity and communication needs.
Encourage kindness, empathy, and respect for others.
Help create a more accessible and welcoming environment for Deaf children.

Teachers and pupils consistently tell us how much they enjoy our assemblies and how much they learn from the experience.

If you would like to discuss arranging a Deaf Awareness Assembly for your school, we would love to hear from you. Please contact us at [email protected]

On Saturday, we hosted our Halloween Party at our CSSEF Deaf Hub in Ty Calon, where we were delighted to be joined by tw...
27/10/2026

On Saturday, we hosted our Halloween Party at our CSSEF Deaf Hub in Ty Calon, where we were delighted to be joined by two of our incredible families who recently fundraised in support of our charity.

On 3rd October, they took on an amazing 100km walk challenge and raised an outstanding £604.75 for our charity. What a fantastic achievement. We are incredibly grateful for their dedication, determination, and support. A huge thank you to everyone involved. Your generosity will help us continue supporting Deaf children and their families.

If you would like to fundraise for our charity, we would love to speak with you. Please contact us at [email protected]

Every penny raised helps us make a difference to the lives of Deaf children.

A huge thank you to Asda for generously donating the pumpkins for our Halloween party at our Deaf Hub on Saturday in Ty ...
27/10/2026

A huge thank you to Asda for generously donating the pumpkins for our Halloween party at our Deaf Hub on Saturday in Ty Calon 🎃 Our Wish Granting Champion, Zeta, met with Jan, the Community Champion at Asda, to collect the pumpkins ahead of the celebrations.

The children had a fantastic time carving their pumpkins, getting creative with their designs, and enjoying all the Halloween fun. We are incredibly grateful for Asda's support in helping us create special memories for the families we support.

Thank you, Asda, for helping make our Halloween party such a success! 🧡

🎃👻🧡

21/10/2026

We are looking for donations of pumpkins pretty please from any local organisation, business or supermarket local to Aldershot please.

We have a Pumpkin Carving Party on Monday and desperately need 30 Pumpkins - please message below if you can help or email us on [email protected]

Zeta our Wish Granting Champion for North Wales, was delighted to meet with the  Lions Group this week. We are incredibl...
30/09/2026

Zeta our Wish Granting Champion for North Wales, was delighted to meet with the Lions Group this week. We are incredibly grateful for their generous donation of £100, which will help us continue supporting Deaf children and their families across North Wales. Their kindness and community spirit are greatly appreciated. Zeta is looking forward to meeting with the group again in December, when she will have the opportunity to share more about the charity's work and the difference their support makes.

Wrexham Lions Club

💙 What happens when an incredible business community gets behind a charity? THIS! 💙Last Thursday, the incredible BNI Asc...
16/09/2026

💙 What happens when an incredible business community gets behind a charity? THIS! 💙

Last Thursday, the incredible BNI Ascot team held a fundraiser for Chloe’s and Sophie’s Special Ears Fund with a fabulous Back to School theme — and we honestly couldn’t be more grateful! 🎒✨

Every Thursday morning, these super humans come together to support each other’s business but what amazes us is how much they also support our charity and the Deaf children and families we work with.

Just look at what happened last Thursday:

🎟️ Ross from Ramsey Roofing won a spectacular hamper in the raffle!

📸 Rishi Rai Photography captured beautiful shots of the morning - bringing the love in the room to be something we keep forever.

📱 Oli from Revived Leads used his 80 seconds to tell us all about an app he is creating for CSSEF to help streamline the way we price our services — something that could make a real difference to us.

🌿 Cam from Bastion Architecture and Interiors was already drawing up ideas for our new garden!

🥁 Aga from Ordinem Finance was drumming up support for her incredible 100km challenge for CSSEF.

🏃‍♂️ John from Fitness Space Ascot offered to take on a sporting fundraiser for us this December.

💡 And Simon from UW was absolutely determined to see if he could save us money on our electricity bills!

And that's just one Thursday morning! 😍

Every week, we see first-hand the positive impact this amazing group of people has on our charity. They don't just talk about supporting us — they actively look for ways to help.

So much so that our Fundraising Community Champion, Lynsey, is signing up TODAY to join BNI Farnborough Jets! 🚀

Because when you find a community that believes in what you do, you hold onto it. 💙

Thank you BNI Ascot — you are truly a bunch of super humans! 🦸‍♀️🦸‍♂️

Well… that was a first! 😅Our Deaf Hub on Sunday had no one attend. Zero. Zilch. Nada.And you know what? We get it. ❤️Two...
15/09/2026

Well… that was a first! 😅

Our Deaf Hub on Sunday had no one attend. Zero. Zilch. Nada.

And you know what? We get it. ❤️

Two weeks into the school term, listening fatigue is REAL. Families are tired, children are tired, and sometimes Sunday is simply a day to stay home and recharge.

But it has also made us think…

👉 How do we reach more Deaf children and their families?

We know families are willing to travel — we have families travelling from up to 90 minutes away to access the right support, community and opportunities.

So, we’re going to keep shouting about what we’re creating. 📣

👦 A Deaf male role model at EVERY Deaf Hub

That’s right.

At CSSEF, we believe Deaf children should have the opportunity to see people like them being visible, confident, having fun and succeeding.

With only around 24% of teachers being male, and male representation even lower in Early Years and Primary education, we want to do something different.

Our Deaf Hubs will include a Deaf male role model — someone who can be a familiar, positive presence for Deaf boys and show them that being Deaf doesn't limit what they can do.

Someone to have fun with.
Someone to learn from.
Someone who understands.
Someone who can model confidence and emotional intelligence.
Someone who is simply there and visible.

And by creating these opportunities, our whole Deaf community gains. 💙

🚀🎵🎉 We've got some brilliant Deaf Hub sessions coming up, with themes including SPACE, MUSIC and CELEBRATIONS.

So please, please SHARE THIS POST with families of Deaf children across:

📍 Hampshire
📍 Berkshire
📍 Surrey
📍 South West London
📍All Deaf Unit and Deaf Schools in London

It doesn't matter whether a child is Deaf in one ear or both.

It doesn't matter whether they use spoken language, BSL, or a mixture of communication methods.

If they have a permanent Deafness, they are welcome at our Deaf Hub. 💙

🌟 DEAF HUB

📍 The Kiln, Badshot Lea
🕚 11am–2pm

It's a drop-in session, so you don't need to arrive at 11am and stay until 2pm. Message Charlotte Wish Granting Champion on 07542031103 to say you are coming so we can make sure we have enough lunch provided.

Come when you're ready.
Stay for as long as you want.
Meet other Deaf children and families.
Have fun.
Be yourself. 💙

And if you know a family who might benefit — tag them, share this post or send it directly to them.

Because sometimes the family who needs this most simply hasn't heard about us yet.

Let's come together as a community to connect, have fun and make sure no Deaf child feels alone. 💙

🏅54th Mayor of Surrey Heath elected Councillor Cliff Betton has been chosen as the 54th Mayor of Surrey Heath.  At the M...
17/05/2026

🏅54th Mayor of Surrey Heath elected

Councillor Cliff Betton has been chosen as the 54th Mayor of Surrey Heath.

At the Mayor Making ceremony this evening, Wednesday 13 May, Cllr Betton was sworn in for the forthcoming year, receiving the Mayoral chain of office.

Cllr Betton is a councillor for Mytchett & Deepcut ward.
This year, the Mayor has chosen to support two local charities - Chloe's and Sophie's Special Ears Fund and Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice.

Cllr Mary Glauert, who represents Town ward, was appointed Deputy Mayor.

Surrey Heath Mayor

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CSSEF Wellbeing Hub, Manor Chambers, 304 High Street
Aldershot
GU124LT

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