Articles on Hearing Aid Assistance

Many notable deaf individuals have left their mark on education, sports, music and entertainment.

Help Me Hear Foundation provides financial help for hearing aids and cochlear implants for children with hearing loss, when their families cannot otherwise afford to pay for these devices and services.

American Society for Deaf Children strives to help families coping with hearing loss and deafness find a place to connect with others, discover more information and provide the children in their lives with the same opportunities as the hearing world.

With the holiday season upon us, help give someone the gift of hearing! Alison's Hope for Hearing seeks to provide financial assistance to individuals needing hearing healthcare without other resources available.

Global Foundation for Children with Hearing Loss seeks to provide professional teacher training and ensure hearing health programs are in place to help educate youth suffering from hearing loss and deafness around the world.

Looking for a way to give back to those with hearing loss or deafness this holiday season? Dogs for the Deaf provides individuals with hearing loss and deafness not only a hearing dog to help make them more aware of their surroundings, but a companion animal to be by their side!

This holiday season HealthyHearing.com will highlight a charity providing assistance to individuals and families suffering from hearing loss and deafness on Thursdays.

Emergencies are hard to predict, if you or a loved suffer from hearing loss or deafness, try planning ahead with these easy, but helpful tips!

Weekly clinic interviews on the Healthy Hearing website provide you with information you need to know to make educated decisions about your hearing health.

Student at the National Technical Institute of Technology spends his summer biking across American to raise awareness for people with disabilities.

This September, focus on the positive aspects of growing older by celebrating Healthy Aging Month.

Thanks to advances in government regulations and medical technology, raising a hearing –impaired child is much easier today than it was 20 years ago.

Regardless of whether they dribble, dive, swim, run or flip, these Olympic athletes know what it takes to compete on the international playing field.

The National Team member persuades USA Swimming to allow the use of hand signals to start races during the 2012 Olympic trials.

Oticon donates proceeds from Intiga hearing aid device sales to American Heart Association in honor of American Heart Health month.

With a little preparation, traveling with your hearing aids can be almost as effortless as using them at home.

Developing strategies for understanding non verbal cues and controlling environmental factors can greatly improve listening pleasure for those with hearing loss.

Online communities for deaf and hearing-impaired individuals offer a place for advice, romance, news on the latest technology and a chance to voice opinions on matters.

Individuals impacted by hearing loss while on the job can look into vocational rehabilitation programs for help covering costs of hearing aids.

May is Better Hearing and Speech month and seeks to raise awareness of individuals suffering from hearing loss, impairments and speech disorders.

Healthy Hearing releases a free guide which takes a comprehensive look at the symptoms and obstacles associated with hearing loss and provides tips and suggestions for communicating with loved ones or others who aren't hearing well.

The Center for Hearing, Speech and Language provides hearing aid assistance for deaf and hearing-impaired individuals. They also offer evaluations, fittings and repairs.

The Chicago Hearing Society has been providing hearing aid assistance to individuals and families affected by hearing loss and impairment in the state of Illinois for more than 30 years. The organization also assists in hearing tests, sign language and financial assistance programs.

The Georgia Lions Lighthouse Foundation provides affordable digital hearing aids and hearing screenings to low-income residents. Assistance also is provided for hearing aids for seniors.

Kirsty Swain encourages those with hearing difficulties to follow their dreams.