Blog: The Invisible Disability Our wonderful peer support volunteer Philip, talks about the hidden disability of hearing loss in this insightful blog. You can read it here!
Mini Blog Series – 3. Creating a meaningful friendship The third blog in our mini series is written my May, who talks about a valuable friendship she made since becoming a Peer Support Volunteer. You can read it here!
Introducing Helpful Hours We are delighted to announce the launch of a new service called Helpful Hours, carefully designed by our peer support volunteers. Book now for our autumn dates.
Our Hearing Information Days are back! Our popular Hearing Information Days are returning this summer, offering information and support for people with hearing loss, their families and friends. Book your free place today! We can't wait to meet you.
Research projects – your input requested We’ve received several requests for participation in research projects which relate to hearing loss. Keara Mangan, a postgraduate student at the Glasgow School of Art, is researching workplace accessibility and inclusion for Deaf and hard of hearing individuals in animation and media industries. Keara is asking individuals who identify as deaf or hard-of-hearing, media professionals […]
British Tinnitus Association calls for a biobank This week is Tinnitus Awareness Week (7-13 February), and the British Tinnitus Association has called for the establishment of a tinnitus biobank. An estimated 10% of the UK adult population experience tinnitus frequently. There is no cure for tinnitus and more than eight out of ten people are unhappy with their treatment options, creating a […]
The Top 5 Must-Have Accessories for Your Hearing Aid: part 2 By James A Grindlay In part 1 we covered wireless doorbells, hearing aid drying boxes and TV streamers. So… what are the top 2 options? Read on… 2. Wireless Microphone Ideal for on-the-go, a wireless mic makes everyday situations that much more manageable. These intuitive gadgets can be clipped on to your collar or tie […]
