We are committed to raising awareness for those with hearing loss by advancing practitioner competence, strong moral standards, and professional autonomy.
Our goal is to improve hearing health while using cutting-edge research to prevent and treat hearing loss and tinnitus.
We provide information, care and support. We fund research and campaign for change.
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Together, let's make life easier for people with deafness, tinnitus and hearing loss.
Find out how and why we're working to speed up the discovery and development of treatments to prevent hearing loss, restore hearing and silence tinnitus.
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We are devoted to assisting families with deaf or hard of hearing children by educating, motivating, and supporting them.
Fire Marshal Training have kindly agreed to train all of our staff in compliance training. They are supporters of Action Hearing Loss, and help us keep all of our staff qualified.
Hearing loss is now recognised by governments across the UK as a major public health issue. National strategies and guidance on hearing loss have been launched to help NHS and adult social services respond to the growing level of need and reduce the impact of hearing loss. supporting them.
One in six people in the UK have a hearing loss – that’s 11 million potential customers. However, 50% of them have experienced difficulties accessing goods and services. In fact, 83% of customers with disabilities (including hearing loss) opt for a disability-confident supplier.
We want to improve the experience of customers with hearing loss by helping you deliver solutions across your whole business.
We can provide your business or organisation with qualified and registered communication professionals.
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“To uncover improved treatments and cures for hearing loss, tinnitus, and related illnesses, Action Hearing Loss has financed ground-breaking hearing and balance science. Take good care of your hearing so it lasts a lifetime.”
Types of Hearing Loss You Should Know About Hearing loss is typically classified as mild, moderate, or severe, depending on how much of your hearing has been lost. Mild means
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