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Great turn out for August community days

Our Hearing Loss Community Days returned this month, after a short break, and brought with them sunshine and lots of our wonderful beneficiaries and deaf partners. Read about our fantastic events and how you can be part of them.

See Hear event – Lanark

Two of our wonderful volunteers were out and about in South Lanarkshire yesterday sharing more information about our range of personalised hearing support services.

Visitors supported at Hearing Information Day

What a great week it has been over at Hearing Dogs and Hearing Link Services. We’ve had a fantastic time hosting our Hearing Information Day at our Southern Training Centre at The Grange in Buckinghamshire. We welcomed over 100 people along to the Hearing Dogs 40th anniversary marquee so they could find out more about […]

Raising awareness at the British Academy of Audiology Conference

Hearing Link was delighted to take part in the British Academy of Audiology (BAA) conference, held in Manchester on 18-19 November. With over 500 professional delegates including private and clinical audiologists and researchers, this was an excellent opportunity to showcase our range of personalised services for people with hearing loss and their families. We distributed […]

Join us and Advanced Bionics for Communicate with Success event

This event has taken place. To find about latest news and events please visit hearinglink.org/news We are delighted to be partnering with Advanced Bionics for their Communicate with Success event next month (August). It will take place place on Wednesday 11th August 2021 from 2-3pm on Zoom. If you already use an Advanced Bionics Cochlear Implant, or […]

Five questions with… Rosie Wolf, Helpdesk Responder

Rosie Wolf became profoundly deaf in her left ear very suddenly in her early 50s. This had quite an impact on her life because she was teaching music to children at the time. After an MRI scan, it was discovered that she had a brain tumour (about the size of a grapefruit). She was in […]

Survey: Has the pandemic affected your access to speech and language therapy?

The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT) is concerned about how the COVID-19 pandemic, and in particular the UK-wide lockdown (March-June 2020), has affected people’s access to speech and language therapy. To understand the issue better, and so we can all work together to advocate for the speech and language therapy that people […]

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