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The Canadian Hard of Hearing Association (CHHA) is a consumer-based organization formed by and for hard of hearing Canadians
The Canadian Hard of Hearing Association has been empowering Canadians living with hearing loss through education, public awareness service and advocacy since 1982.
CHHA is non-profit, bilingual consumer-based organization formed by and for Canadians with hearing loss. The organization works cooperatively with professionals, service providers and government bodies to provide Canadians with information related to hearing loss issues and solutions. CHHA currently has 23 branches, six provincial chapters and one national network. It has a national office in Ottawa overseen by a national board. All levels work together to achieve common objectives. CHHA's strong Canada-wide organization makes a significant difference in giving hard of hearing Canadians a chance to hear and a chance to be heard.
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12/28/2022
CHHA has many resources available on our website to help you learn about hearing loss and how to manage it! Find out more here: http://ow.ly/pjQ450M3VyU
12/26/2022
Your donation will help us make Canada Barrier Free for over four million Canadians with Hearing Loss!
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12/23/2022
From everyone at CHHA National, we wish you a safe and happy holiday season!
12/22/2022
Your donation will help us make Canada Barrier Free for over four million Canadians with Hearing Loss!
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12/21/2022
Our Young Adults Network supports those with hearing loss between the ages of 18 and 35. Find out more here: http://ow.ly/7yB750M3Vwe
12/19/2022
Your donation will help us make Canada Barrier Free for over four million Canadians with Hearing Loss!
Donate: http://ow.ly/XXcI50M3Vgp
12/18/2022
Are you part of a CHHA Network in your area? Here is a list of all our locations! http://ow.ly/aZz350M3VuI
12/18/2022
In case you missed it, here's our iListen Plus Newsletter for December!
Read it here: http://ow.ly/ujj950M6tjj
Read archive editions and subscribe to future editions here: http://ow.ly/8jcA50M6tjl
12/17/2022
✨ NEW! ✨ The CHHA Online Shop now offers digital gift cards! A great last minute gift idea that you can share with anyone, anywhere.
After completing your purchase, the digital gift card will be emailed to you immediately, which can then be forwarded to your recipient or printed to hard-copy to insert into a greeting card this holiday season. 🎁
Purchase one today ➡️ shop.chha.ca/giftcards
12/15/2022
Your donation will help us make Canada Barrier Free for over four million Canadians with Hearing Loss!
Donate: http://ow.ly/KMaO50M3VhV
12/05/2022
If you have not yet registered for the Employment Access Framework Showcase and want to attend, the registration deadline is tomorrow! Join us on 12 PM - 2 PM ET Thursday Dec 8th either virtually or in person at Mohawk College: http://ow.ly/IUa050LUe66
12/04/2022
Thank you for supporting our 2022 Giving Tuesday Campaign. We haven’t quite reached our goal yet, but we have received almost $500 for our Youth Employment Campaign. This will help us to develop some tools for youth in the hard of hearing community to assist in their job search.
12/04/2022
Donors like you are the ones who bring CHHA's vital programs and services to the people that need them. Our GivingTuesday campaign will help develop resources that will give young job seekers the tools and skills they need to advocate for the necessary accommodations they need so they can find sustainable and meaningful work. Thank you for your support! http://ow.ly/q0uj50LU5oN
12/03/2022
We are grateful to our donors, who are the real heroes! Without our donors, we would not be able to provide the services to the hard of hearing community that make the difference. Our GivingTuesday campaign this year seeks to develop tools for hard of hearing youth job-seekers. To Donate: http://ow.ly/o8iM50LU50e
12/03/2022
Join us at the 2022 Employment Access Framework Showcase on Thurs Dec 8th!
An opportunity for the EAF project to demonstrate all research findings and developed resources to support employers across Ontario to recruit, onboard and retain Deaf and Hard of Hearing adults. This event will include Deaf and Hard of Hearing community members, employers and community service providers.
Register by December 6th: http://ow.ly/IUa050LUe66
12/03/2022
Thank you for supporting our 2022 Giving Tuesday Campaign. We haven’t reached our goal yet, but we have received almost $500 towards our Youth Employment Campaign. This will help us to develop some tools for youth in the hard of hearing community to assist in their job search.
12/03/2022
CHHA acknowledges the International Day for Persons with Disabilities.
We share our commitment to making Canada Barrier Free and creating more accessible and inclusive communities for all.
Together We Can Achieve More!
12/03/2022
Join us on Thursday, December 8th at the Employment Access Framework (EAF) Showcase to conclude the Ontario Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community and Employment Access Project.
Registration Deadline December 6th
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12/02/2022
We are grateful to our donors, who are the real heroes! Without our donors, we would not be able to provide the services to the hard of hearing community that make the difference. Thank you!
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12/02/2022
We are grateful to our donors who are the real heroes! Without our donors we would not be able to provide the services to the hard of hearing community that make the difference. Thank you!
12/01/2022
Thank you for supporting our 2022 Giving Tuesday Campaign. We haven’t quite reached our goal yet, but we have received almost $500 for our Youth Employment Campaign. This will help us to develop some tools for youth in the hard of hearing community to assist in their job search. If you would still like to donate towards our campaign: http://ow.ly/L0We50LRXSX
12/01/2022
Thank you for supporting our 2022 Giving Tuesday Campaign. We haven’t quite reached our goal yet, but we received almost $500 towards our Youth Employment Campaign. This will help us to develop some tools for youth in the hard of hearing community to assist in their job search.
We are grateful to our donors, who are the real heroes! Without our donors, we would not be able to provide the services to the hard of hearing community that make the difference. Thank you!
11/29/2022
Just about every primary industry in Canada is currently experiencing a labour shortage. By removing the barriers to communication and making accessibility a priority, those in the hard of hearing community could be employed more effectively in many of these roles. Join us this Giving Tuesday and support CHHA in advocating for the simple accommodations that can be made in most workplaces to be more inclusive and accessible. Donate here: http://ow.ly/smP750LQf65
11/29/2022
Donors like you are the ones who bring CHHA's vital programs and services to the people that need them. Our youth need your support now. You can help develop resources that will give young job seekers the tools and skills to advocate for the necessary accommodations to find sustainable and meaningful work. Together we can support youth job seekers today: http://ow.ly/E3k550LQesR
11/29/2022
Join the movement & Give back this TODAY, Nov. 29th! Your support will help our work in making Barrier Free for all Canadians living with Hearing Loss. Please help us meet our goal this year! http://ow.ly/eO4Z50LQ81k
11/25/2022
Advocacy is at the heart of what we do at the national office. We have made great strides on many levels; in government, in captioning, and in the community with the importance of clear masks during COVID. Sheila Serup, CHHA Calgary President, recently wrote an article called, Forty Years of Advocacy for Canadians who are Hard of Hearing http://ow.ly/zziW50LKab6, talking about some of the fantastic progress we have made.
But we are not done. Currently, our focus is on the employment sector to break down barriers and help employers make the necessary accommodations in their workspaces. For this year’s CanadaHelps campaign, we are asking for donations to bring tangible resources and strategies to youth to help them search for meaningful work. Join us today, and please consider a donation to support our youth! Donate today! http://ow.ly/yyXo50LKab7
11/24/2022
Join the movement and give back this ! Tuesday, November 29, 2022. Since began, this global day of giving has inspired generosity worldwide and in our community. Your generosity demonstrates your commitment to the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association and our work in making Canada Barrier-Free for all Canadians living with hearing loss. You are vital to accomplishing our mission! Mark your calendars, share this post and help us make our goal a reality this year! http://ow.ly/po0a50LKbER
11/23/2022
Donors like you are the ones who bring CHHA's vital programs and services to the people that need them. Our youth need your support now. Your donations will help develop resources that will give young job seekers the tools and skills they need to advocate for the necessary accommodations they need so they can find sustainable and meaningful work. Together we can support youth job seekers today: http://ow.ly/OnGA50LKbhG
11/22/2022
According to Roberta J. Cordano, in her article in the Harvard Business Review, Is Your Organization Inclusive of Deaf Employees? http://ow.ly/g9ME50LK9tm, the hard of hearing remains largely overlooked by most employers today. HOH youth are being overlooked as well. Please donate today and help us provide resources to help them in their job search. http://ow.ly/pcfl50LK9tn
11/21/2022
Another exciting webinar will be taking place on November 22, 2022, at 1 pm ET. Join CHHA and featured speaker Dr. Juliëtte Sterkens to learn about hearing loop technology and how it could benefit you or your organization! Register here: http://ow.ly/yHcu50LK2zg
11/18/2022
Supporting employees who are hard of hearing can be as simple as making a few adjustments to your current communication style. Being open to change and asking what accommodations are needed is a great start.
11/17/2022
Join the movement and give back this ! Tuesday, November 29, 2022. Since began, this global day of giving has inspired generosity worldwide and in our community. Your generosity demonstrates your commitment to the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association and our work in making Canada Barrier-Free for all Canadians living with hearing loss. You are vital to accomplishing our mission! Please mark your calendars, share this post and help us make our goal a reality this year! http://ow.ly/FLjo50LCS0H
11/16/2022
Last chance! Worried about missing sound cues like fire alarms and door knocks? Join us for an informative session on alerting devices from fellow CHHA Member and Founder of Lisnen, Eyra Abraham.
Register for Nov 17, 1-2PM ET: http://ow.ly/7Ak850LAgoA
11/15/2022
Join us in our Giving Tuesday campaign to bring effective strategies and techniques to youth seeking meaningful employment. The resources developed will give youth the tools and skills to advocate for themselves. Support us here: http://ow.ly/cCZs50LCRxn
11/14/2022
Making accommodations for hard of hearing employees is easier than you might think. Take the time to see what can be quickly done to diversify your employment pool and be more inclusive in your search. Support hard-of-hearing job seekers here: http://ow.ly/X15X50LCRfK
11/14/2022
Reminder! Join us for an informative session on alerting devices from fellow CHHA Member and Founder of Lisnen, Eyra Abraham.
Register for Nov 15, 4-5PM ET: http://ow.ly/WXFB50Lzvj3
Register for Nov 17, 1-2PM ET: http://ow.ly/jsxN50Lzvj0
11/12/2022
https://www.globesmart.com/blog/the-ten-big-benefits-of-diversity-in-the-workplace/
In this article, Globesmart discusses the ten benefits of being committed to workplace diversity. Benefits like more effective collaboration, improved team performance, and better decision-making, to name a few.
11/11/2022
CHHA would like to acknowledge and remember all present and past members of our Canadian Armed Forces this Remembrance Day. We are grateful for your service and your sacrifice.
11/10/2022
Often, employers believe hiring someone with a hearing disability will be onerous or even a burden. That couldn’t be further from the truth. People with hearing loss often bring more to the table on many levels at a workplace through their lived experience and ability to adapt and manage difficult situations. Many in the HoH community are adept at problem-solving and finding innovative solutions because they've been doing it all their lives in everyday situations. Support youth job seekers here: https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/m/76479
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There is less than a week left to get your tickets for a chance to win half the 50/50 jackpot. It's has reached $1570 and we're aiming for $2000! 😀Share this with your friends and family to give them a chance to win too! All proceeds will go towards installing hearing loops in public spaces as part of our Get In The Loop campaign. https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/chha
Buy tickets for our Summer 50/50 Raffle to WIN and help us to install hearing loops across Canada! *Raffle open to Ontario residents only. Be part of a movement and get a chance to WIN! https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/chha
Posted @withregram • @chhayoungadults LAST CALL: Here's your chance to apply for the newly created CHHA - Young Adults Network Scholarships. The scholarships are designed for students that are either returning from #Employment to finish their diploma, or completing an additional degree in a professional or graduate program at a post-secondary institution in Canada. Learn more and apply today via the link in our bio! [VIDEO CREDIT: Mary Sherren, CHHA-National Volunteer] #CHHA #YAN #HearingLoss #HardofHearing #Scholarship #Education #continuingeducation
A BIG thank you to all our volunteers for their time, dedication, and skills to help us to advocate for Canadians with hearing loss. #EmpathyInAction #VolunteersBringHeart #NVW2022
Posted @withregram • @hardtohearit I am so excited to be partnering with the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National!! The @chhanational is all about connecting Canadians impacted by hearing loss through advocacy, education, and community engagement. 🦻🦻 They are featuring my books on their E-Store - and the best part is if you become a member you can save 10% off their entire store!!! Check out their shop - link in bio🔗 #Hearingaids #Hearingloss #Hardofhearing #Otosclerosis #Hearinglikeme #Hearinglossawarness #HOH #Betterhearing #Hearbetterlivebetter #Disabledcommunity #Hearinglossjourney
We are so excited about our CHHA National Awards event today! We will celebrate and recognize the incredible dedication of so many outstanding individuals who make our world even better: kindness, compassion and advocacy.❤️ #chhawards2022 #makingadifference
Posted @withregram • @cbcolympics Here come the Canadians 🇨🇦🤩 Charles Hamelin and Marie-Philip Poulin lead Canada into the #Beijing2022 opening ceremony 👏
One out of ten Canadians, 4 Million people have hearing loss. While some are born with hearing loss, and others develop it over time, it is important to take care of our hearing to prevent further damage. #hearingloss #hardofhearing #CHHA #canadians
Access Masks are reusable, comfortable, and more importantly accessible. Get one at the E-Store today! http://ow.ly/Tuzi50Fqn3x #CHHA #Hardof hearing #Hearingloss #lipread #masks #Clearmasks #covid
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#ShareYourSmile Raising awareness and increase the use of “Access Masks” as a universal practise that enables effective communication for all! Let's break down barriers together! Join us and #ShareYourSmile
Happy Father's Day to all the amazing all the Dad's, Step-dads, Grandads, Adoptive Dads, Dads-in-law, soon to be Dads, Pet Dads, and Dads forever in your heart. #HappyFathersDay
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"Why I wasn’t born with (hearing loss), I have no idea, but it became apparent when I was in college. It was a difficult time. You’re angry, you’re depressed, you’re frustrated, and you begin to withdraw into yourself. Despite all that, I persevered.”
After experiencing hearing loss while attending college, Marilyn Kingdon was driven to support others experiencing the same. We applaud her amazing efforts with the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National.
Her efforts have earned her the 2022 Volunteer Service Award. https://athau.ca/3VGsgZ7
After experiencing hearing loss while attending college, Marilyn Kingdon was driven to support others experiencing the same. We applaud her amazing efforts with the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National.
Her efforts have earned her the 2022 Volunteer Service Award. https://athau.ca/3VGsgZ7
November's was a massive success!
More than 150 leaders within the region came out to Edmonton's biggest, most dynamic, morning networking event hosted by Jerry Forbes Centre for Community Spirit.
Each month, we feature a non-profit organization doing good work in the region. This month, we highlighted the good work of 630 CHED Santas Anonymous, Christmas Bureau of Edmonton, Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National. Thank you for all that you do. An additional thank you to Chamber members Nespresso and Bakenary for providing the essentials!
More than 150 leaders within the region came out to Edmonton's biggest, most dynamic, morning networking event hosted by Jerry Forbes Centre for Community Spirit.
Each month, we feature a non-profit organization doing good work in the region. This month, we highlighted the good work of 630 CHED Santas Anonymous, Christmas Bureau of Edmonton, Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National. Thank you for all that you do. An additional thank you to Chamber members Nespresso and Bakenary for providing the essentials!
Join this webinar on Nov. 22nd: As part of Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National's "Get In The Hearing Loop" (GITHL) Campaign, this webinar will take a deeper dive into the issue and needs of our Hard of Hearing consumers:
From Healthing by Postmedia: "In school, I felt unhappy all the time. I had no confidence in myself. I constantly got teased, I was mocked all the time. I didn't have many friends, just because to them [I was] different," says Virginia Nowak.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
From Healthing by Postmedia: "In school, I felt unhappy all the time. I had no confidence in myself. I constantly got teased, I was mocked all the time. I didn't have many friends, just because to them [I was] different," says Virginia Nowak.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
From Healthing by Postmedia: "In school, I felt unhappy all the time. I had no confidence in myself. I constantly got teased, I was mocked all the time. I didn't have many friends, just because to them [I was] different," says Virginia Nowak.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
From Healthing by Postmedia: "In school, I felt unhappy all the time. I had no confidence in myself. I constantly got teased, I was mocked all the time. I didn't have many friends, just because to them [I was] different," says Virginia Nowak.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
From Healthing by Postmedia: "In school, I felt unhappy all the time. I had no confidence in myself. I constantly got teased, I was mocked all the time. I didn't have many friends, just because to them [I was] different," says Virginia Nowak.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
From Healthing by Postmedia: "In school, I felt unhappy all the time. I had no confidence in myself. I constantly got teased, I was mocked all the time. I didn't have many friends, just because to them [I was] different," says Virginia Nowak.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
From Healthing by Postmedia: "In school, I felt unhappy all the time. I had no confidence in myself. I constantly got teased, I was mocked all the time. I didn't have many friends, just because to them [I was] different," says Virginia Nowak.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
From Healthing by Postmedia: "In school, I felt unhappy all the time. I had no confidence in myself. I constantly got teased, I was mocked all the time. I didn't have many friends, just because to them [I was] different," says Virginia Nowak.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
From Healthing by Postmedia: "In school, I felt unhappy all the time. I had no confidence in myself. I constantly got teased, I was mocked all the time. I didn't have many friends, just because to them [I was] different," says Virginia Nowak.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
From Healthing by Postmedia: "In school, I felt unhappy all the time. I had no confidence in myself. I constantly got teased, I was mocked all the time. I didn't have many friends, just because to them [I was] different," says Virginia Nowak.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
From Healthing by Postmedia: "In school, I felt unhappy all the time. I had no confidence in myself. I constantly got teased, I was mocked all the time. I didn't have many friends, just because to them [I was] different," says Virginia Nowak.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
From Healthing by Postmedia: "In school, I felt unhappy all the time. I had no confidence in myself. I constantly got teased, I was mocked all the time. I didn't have many friends, just because to them [I was] different," says Virginia Nowak.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.
Those looking to learn more about living with hearing loss can check out the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association-CHHA National and the Canadian Association of the Deaf/L'Association des Sourds du Canada.