Self Help for Hard of Hearing is a dedicated social services organization committed to improving the quality of life for individuals who are hard of hearing. The organization offers essential programs and advocacy to reduce the barriers faced by people with hearing loss in everyday life. With a strong emphasis on education and empowerment, Self Help for Hard of Hearing provides resources that help individuals lead independent, socially engaged lives. It hosts workshops, peer support groups, and awareness campaigns to foster inclusion and understanding in the community.

Their services are tailored to meet the diverse needs of the hard-of-hearing population, whether it’s through one-on-one support, group activities, or public education initiatives. The organization also works closely with families, caregivers, and local agencies to ensure comprehensive support. A standout feature is its advocacy role, ensuring that legislation and public services are more accessible and inclusive for those with hearing challenges. Self Help for Hard of Hearing is regarded as a compassionate and professional presence in the field of hearing loss social services.

Key Services:

– Peer support groups for individuals with hearing loss
– Educational workshops on living with hearing impairment
– Outreach and awareness programs in the community
– Advocacy for accessibility and inclusion in public spaces
– Resource referral and information services
– Family and caregiver support services
– Assistive technology education and guidance
– Collaboration with schools, agencies, and local organizations