Your ears may not work well but you are still more than able
Providing support and awareness
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Here to support those with a hearing loss and bring the subject of deafness out of the shadows, to promote prevention of the causes of deafness,
Your ears may not work well but you are still more than able
Providing support and awareness
Call 01952 763578
Here to support those with a hearing loss and bring the subject of deafness out of the shadows, to promote prevention of the causes of deafness,
A Few Scary Facts
"Please include me in your conversation, I'm deaf, not stupid..."
As a Hearing Aid wearer for 16 years and with my Hearing Dog, Harley. I would like to get the message across how precious your hearing is
I'm Tom...
I'm Harley...
A dog like me can help you with your hearing
My Name is Harley and I am Tom Kanes Hearing dog, I am Toms second dog his first one was a black Labrador called Nevis When Tom Lost his hearing and had to start wearing hearing aids in 2000, he was in a vary lonely place, even though he was still in the Royal Air Force, he was having trouble managing his life without much hearing, two events changed his life, one was being offered a place on a Lipreading course where he was shown how to manage day to day, and the second was being given a Hearing Dog
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Coping with Deafness Sessions on Zoom
Members of the Stafford group, Tom (TUTOR), Steph, Karen Cythia and Diane learning, laughing and taking part in discussion. We meet for ten two hour
A questionnaire about the impacts of face coverings on hearing and communication
Researchers at the University of Manchester are looking for volunteers to complete a short online questionnaire about ways in which face coverings affect hearing and
Numbers Lament
“If the person you’re serving seems very slow,it could be there deaf, it’s quite common you know.Though we try very hard we are often get
BBC Radio Interview – Tom talks about lipreading benefits
When I first lost my hearing I benefited from attending a Lipreading class.I am always looking at ways to encourage hearing impaired people and their
