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USATECH75d ago

Starkey Cares Hosts a Hearing Event for Individuals with Usher Syndrome

EDEN PRAIRIE, MINN — Starkey recently welcomed individuals from across the country affected by Usher syndrome to its headquarters for a special Starkey Cares hearing event held in conjunction with the 2026 Usher Syndrome Coalition Conference. Through Starkey Cares, the company pr

Via Hearing Tracker
GLOBALSPORTS75d ago

UK Deaf Sport x McDonald’s Fun Football – Centre Applications

UK Deaf Sport is pleased to announce we have extended our ongoing partnership with McDonald’s Fun Football to offer specific football opportunities for deaf children aged 5 to 11. McDonald’s Fun Football offers football for children aged 5 to 11 of all abilities. Sessions are free sessions and are led by experienced and qualified coaches. […]

Via UK Deaf Sport
GLOBALTECH75d ago

From ears to brain: understanding and measuring hearing loss

In this project, Dr Chris Hardy , University College London, explored how dementia affects hearing and communication, and how changes in "brain hearing" could help improve diagnosis and support for people living with dementia. Dr Chris Hardy's Fellowship was co-funded in partners

Via RNID
USATECH75d ago

Unreasonable, discriminatory or abusive behaviour policy

RNID staff and volunteers have the right to work without being subjected to discrimination or abuse. Introduction We have a duty to safeguard the health and safety of our staff and volunteers and a duty of care towards our service users. We may therefore decide to restrict access

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