John Tracy Center

John Tracy Center (JTC) is a prominent California-based non-profit 501C3 organization established in 1943 by Louise Treadwell Tracy. This non-profit is dedicated to providing parent-centered services to young children with hearing loss with the aim of offering hope, guidance, and encouragement. Their primary objective is to equip these children with the necessary speech, language, and listening skills that enable them to actively participate in school, community, and life. Additionally, JTC provides parents with the knowledge and capabilities to mentor and engage fully in this process. The center offers a comprehensive range of services, including audiology services, parent-infant early intervention programs, counseling and child development services, worldwide parent-centered education and resources, as well as specialized preschool and school programs. Furthermore, JTC collaborates with Mt. Saint Mary's College, Los Angeles, to provide a graduate program for teacher education. JTC's commitment to enhancing the lives of young children with hearing loss and their families is evident through their extensive array of programs, serving both local and international families. Their holistic approach and experience dating back to 1943 position them as a leading diagnostic and education center for young children with hearing loss. For more information, you can visit their website at www.jtc.org.