Hearing the Call – Central Texas
Affordable, dignified hearing care—right here at home. Hearing the Call Central Texas connects eligible neighbors in Central Texas with professional evaluation, fitting (when appropriate), and real follow-up. Our work is powered by volunteers, partners, and donors who believe connection should be possible for everyone.
“HTC-CTX is a community-powered bridge to hearing care—neighbors volunteering, partnering, and giving so classmates hear their teachers and grandparents rejoin conversations.” — Victor Davis, Executive Director
“Our promise is dignified, evidence-based care with real follow-up. We’re here for outcomes that last—not one-and-done events.” — Dr. Jill Davis, President
What We Do (in Plain Language)
We remove financial, logistical, and informational barriers to hearing care so people can reconnect at home, school, work, and in the community.
Our promises
Dignity: Respectful intake and clear communication.
Evidence-based care: Licensed professionals and clinical protocols.
Follow-up: Ongoing support so improvements last.
Who We Serve
Neighbors across Central Texas who need a more affordable, supportive path to care—especially:
Adults who’ve postponed care because of cost
Students struggling to hear and participate in class
Working parents missing key conversations
Older adults withdrawing from family or community life
How It Works
Apply – Complete a quick intake so we can understand needs and eligibility.
Evaluation – Receive a professional hearing assessment and plan.
Fitting (when appropriate) – Access affordable devices through our community-powered model.
Follow-Up – Get coaching, adjustments, and support for durable results.
You’ll know exactly what to expect at each step.
Services We Coordinate
Hearing evaluations and individualized care plans
Hearing aids and fittings (when clinically appropriate)
Follow-up to ensure comfort, use, and outcomes
Education for families, schools, and caregivers
Community screening events with partner organizations
Services depend on clinical findings and current program resources.
How We Sustain This Work (Our “Give Back” Model)
We invite patients, families, and the community to help keep services local and available:
Modest program fees when possible
Volunteering time or skills
Donating or sponsoring
Sharing stories with consent
Who’s Involved
Victor Davis, Executive Director: Community partnerships, operations, volunteers, donor relations
Dr. Jill Davis, President: Clinical governance, quality of care, program integrity
Clinical providers, coordinators, and trained volunteers who make service days welcoming and effective
Partner With Us
We collaborate with:
Schools and districts
Clinics and FQHCs
Faith communities and nonprofits
Senior services and community health workers
Employers (lunch-and-learns, employee volunteer days)
Ways to partner: Host a pop-up, refer neighbors, recruit volunteers, or sponsor a service day.
Volunteer—No Clinical Experience Required
Greeters & wayfinding
Logistics & setup
Translators/interpreters
Photography & storytelling (with consent)
Data & check-out support
Short orientations and role guides provided.
Donate or Sponsor
Your support keeps care local and sustainable:
$25/month – Supplies for intake and follow-up
$250 – Sponsor one complete patient pathway (evaluation → follow-up)
$5,000+ – Sponsor a Service Day (recognition, employee volunteer slots, impact report)
How We Measure Impact
Neighbors served (evaluations, fittings)
Volunteer hours
Devices provided/supported
Partner sites activated
Stories of connection (shared only with consent)
Quick FAQs
Who qualifies?
Central Texas residents who need a more affordable path to care; eligibility is assessed during intake.
How much does it cost?
We use reduced-fee structures and community support. Some services may include modest fees based on resources and clinical needs.
Do you provide follow-up?
Yes. Follow-up is part of our promise.
Do I need experience to volunteer?
No—non-clinical roles are available. Clinical volunteers are welcome based on licensure and needs.
Can organizations host or refer?
Yes. Schools, clinics, faith groups, and employers can host pop-ups, refer neighbors, recruit volunteers, or sponsor service days.
Ready to Help—or Be Helped?
Apply for Assistance – Start your intake today.
Volunteer – Save a shift for the next service day.
Donate or Sponsor – Underwrite a patient pathway or a service day.
Partner with Us – Host an event or refer neighbors.
