BRAZIL

Live the Mission With Us

Join us in ensuring everyone is given the opportunity for dignified, quality hearing healthcare that changes lives.

Serve alongside partners Support sustainable care Strengthen communities
Join an outreach team and serve alongside local partners—sharing skills, compassion, and best practices in sustainable hearing care.
Fuel clinics, training, and follow-up care with your generosity—so patients receive support long after a team returns home.
Build capacity through education, advocacy, and wraparound services that strengthen a healthy hearing-care ecosystem.

GO beyond ourselves ~ GIVE from your heart ~ GROW as a community

Brazil • Community outreach locations

In partnership with Brazilian providers, Hearing the Call delivers patient care and clinical training that builds capacity for long-term solutions.

Clinics & Fittings

Hearing screenings, cleanings, and hearing aid fittings for underserved communities.

Training & Mentorship

Hands-on skills shared with local professionals to ensure sustainability.

Community Partnerships

Collaborating with clinics, NGOs, and universities to broaden impact.

Our outreach focuses on Brazilian communities where access to hearing healthcare is limited, empowering providers and families alike.

🇧🇷 Brazil — Hearing the Call
From Brasília to surrounding communities, Hearing the Call Brazil restores hearing and empowers families with sustainable, local solutions.

Expert Guidance to Help You on Your Trip

Visa Information

Visa requirements vary by nationality. Check eligibility and apply online if needed.

Passport valid 6+ months

Flight Information

Arrive by midday Day 1. Fly in/out of Brasília (BSB).

Add buffer time Group meet-up Day 1

Electrical Information

Plugs: Type C & Type N. Standard: 127/220 V • 60 Hz.

Universal adapter Surge protection

Need help with your travel prep? U.S. State Dept – Brazil

Challenge 2026: What Could Change for You?

If you’ve never joined a Hearing the Call outreach, 2026 is your moment to step forward.

Participate—locally or internationally—and feel the difference firsthand. Go … Give … Grow.

Hearing the Call is more than an idea—it’s a movement. And now is the time to answer.

Additional Trip Information

Health & Vaccinations

CDC guidance + routine vaccinations before travel to Brasília.

Time/Zone & Weather

Brasília is on BRT (UTC−3); warm days, summer rains.

Packing Tips

One-week essentials for clinics & travel.

Dress Code

Modest, comfortable, clinic-appropriate attire.

Currency & Payments

Most expenses covered; bring a backup card & some cash.

Food

Local cuisine is safe when prepared properly; bottled water.

Safety & Security

Follow team leaders; Register with STEP before you go.

Itinerary

Fly in/out of Brasília (BSB) with training, clinics, and outreach.

Brazil - Development & Partner

Hearing the Call aims to establish sustainable hearing healthcare in every location it serves.
The process begins with immediate relief efforts, followed by collaboration with local partners to identify individuals for long-term solutions through education and training.
As development continues, we provide essential equipment and resources, empowering the local community to deliver ongoing care with our support.This approach ensures lasting impact and local self-sufficiency  in hearing healthcare.

Brazil - Must-See Attractions

Brasilia

Brasília, Brazil’s capital, is famed for its modernist architecture by Oscar Niemeyer and urban planner Lúcio Costa. Inaugurated in 1960 and now a UNESCO World Heritage site, the city’s airplane-shaped layout includes landmarks like the National Congress and Cathedral of Brasília. As the nation’s political hub, it hosts key government institutions and embassies.

Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil’s “Marvelous City,” is famed for its beaches, Sugarloaf Mountain, and Christ the Redeemer. Known for Carnival’s parades, samba, and dance, Rio blends vibrant culture, history, and hospitality with stunning coastal and mountain scenery.

Iguacu Falls

Iguazu Falls, on the Brazil–Argentina border, features about 275 waterfalls spanning 1.7 miles amid lush rainforest. Its highlight, the “Devil’s Throat,” plunges into a dramatic chasm. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Iguazu offers breathtaking views, rich biodiversity, and unforgettable experiences from both countries.