Hot List.
Hot List.
A hard of hearing support group is for anyone who may need or want help, as well as family, friends and work colleagues, where everyone can help and support each other with their hearing loss.
The Hard of Hearing Support Group is where you can join in conversation, ask questions, meet other people who may have a similar problem as yourself. You can leave a message of how you are feeling or coping, ask others how they are feeling and coping. Not just for people with hearing problems, it is also for their families, friends and work colleagues.
People who may need help because of a medical problem, where they may not be able to use their voice and may need help learning how to communicate effectively without voice.
We also have a monthly support group, which is run every second Tuesday in the month, 1pm to 2-30pm in rooms 3 & 4. This group is called H.I.S. Hearing Information Support. For more information please ring Jill on 0161-7612079.
Skype is a program that you can connect to friends, family and other colleagues. You can have a conversation face to face with someone whether are hard of hearing or not, it's worth taking at look at this program.
A.T.L.A
Association of teachers of Lipreading to Adults. Information on lipreading groups and classes throughout the UK.
R.N.I.D
Information on all aspects concerning a hearing loss.
Information for young adult people on hearing and hearing loss.
Tinnitus.
Information on noises in the ear and head.
Hearing Concern.
Information and items for people who have a hearing loss.
http://www.hearingconcernlink.org
Sarabec.
Information and products for people with a hearing loss.
Link Centre.
Centre for deafened people and their families.
The Art Sight.
This sight has been made by a man who has been blind for approximately 40 years and who has now started painting again in a very unusual way. It is well worth a look.
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/theartsight/
Hearing Direct.
Hearing DirectAids for the hearing impaired, we also offer plenty of information on our site which site users will find helpful. For Example, Joan our audiologist who is HPC registered (Health Professions Council) is actively writing a blog about deafness and hearing loss
If you would like to join us, you can come along to;
Hard of Hearing Lipreading & Communication Support Group.
The Mosses Community Centre,
Cecil Street,
Bury.
Beginners, mixed ability total.
Monday Mornings 9.50am - 12noon.
Starting promptly at 10am.
If you want to know more you can phone,
Diane 0161-798-7943.
Or, you prefer you can email me on:
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Diane Taylor. ©
