Blog 4: Getting ready for launch
The fourth and final blog in our Helpful Hours series is written by our peer support volunteer Julia. She shares her personal journey on how she has prepared for the launch of our exciting new service!
Hearing Link Services is delighted to host a number of guest bloggers chronicling their unique and personal hearing loss journeys.
On this page there are posts from all our bloggers mixed together.
The fourth and final blog in our Helpful Hours series is written by our peer support volunteer Julia. She shares her personal journey on how she has prepared for the launch of our exciting new service!
Since the last blog, our volunteer team have been busy testing our Helpful Hour service with live and online audiences. Find out how they got on ...
Peer support volunteer Sylvia, who has lived experience of hearing loss, gives her insight into the creation of our Helpful Hours service.
Helpful Hours has been designed by a group of peer support volunteers and we will be sharing their experience of developing this new services through a series of blogs, but first let's introduce you to the volunteers involved ...
Inspiring new film "Name Me Lawand" follows 5-year-old Lawand, who was born profoundly deaf in Iraqi Kurdistan, on his quest to find a world where there are deaf people like him.
Sylvia reviews the thought-provoking documentary by Rose Ayling-Ellis - Signs for Change which aired recently on BBC1 and iPlayer.
Volunteer Sylvia shares her experiences of using the RogerVoice app to support telephone conversations with her family.