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Cole McKittrick has two brothers with Usher syndrome. He talks about why he wants to help find a cure.

This is a story of Lauren and how she helps her friend Conner in the fight against Usher Syndrome.

Pilot Project of Population Genetic Studies of Usher Syndrome (funded January 2006)

Conner’s family found out he was deaf at a very early age and were able to take steps to help their son through this difficult process.

Bella leads a happy life with few limitations at the moment, so that’s where we focus. Tomorrow is always uncertain, especially with Usher s

Development of Improved Visual Field Testing as an Outcome Measure for Treatment Trials in Usher Syndrome (funded January 2007)

I remember being fitted with hearing aids. I used to say to myself that I am blessed to have my eyes. Little did I know why I was going...

Development of Methods of Usher Syndrome Gene Therapy (funded January 2007)

Breaking research news  – Gene Therapy provides vision to nearly blind young adults! ​Three young adults with virtually no vision can now...

There have been significant breakthroughs in Usher syndrome research in the last few years and there is more hope than ever that a cure is i

We work harder than ever to support research to find a cure for our sons and all of those with hearing and vision related disorders like Ush

The idea to start the Hear See Hope foundation started in August 2004 when our oldest son, Conner (then 5) was diagnosed with Usher syndrome

The McKittrick family has not one, but two children that are affected by Usher syndrome. Watch this touching story of Dalton.