Step by step to better hearing
The National Foundation for the Deaf promotes the interests of over 880,350 New Zealanders who are deaf or hard of hearing.
The Silent Leadership Challenge launches for 2017!
Being hard of hearing means living with these conditions all the time. Last year, reporter Joanna Griffiths of The Eye participated in The Silent Leadership Challenge and she was certainly challenged on the day of the event.
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- Vacancy: Chief Executive Officer
- IFHOH Supports WHO Motion on the Prevention of deafness and hearing loss
- IFHOH Applauds WHO Motion on the Prevention of deafness and hearing loss
- All State of Emergency Broadcasts Need Captioning
- Hearing New Zealand celebrates International Noise Awareness Day 2017
- Announcement of CE resignation
- HEARING WEEK: World Hearing Day Theme: Action for Hearing Loss - Make a Sound Investment
- HEARING WEEK: Technology access
- HEARING WEEK: Education and children with hearing loss
- HEARING WEEK: Who are the disadvantaged and at-risk groups with hearing loss?
- HEARING WEEK - Impact of hearing loss
- HEARING SUPPORT BOP SUPPORTS HEARING WEEK 2017 AND ATTEMPTS TO BREAK A GUINNESS WORLD RECORD
- Hearing Week 2017: 26 February - 4 March
- Recipients of the 2016 Henry Viscardi Achievement Awards Announced
- Awards for captioning milestones
- Hearing Week 2017
- Setting the Record Straight….
- New Zealand Government Captioning Inquiry
- New Hearing Aid Management services go live!
- Three very good reasons check out the website www.tinnitustunes.com
- Global Accessibility Awareness Day - WE NEED WORDS TO ACHIEVE ACCESS
- New Zealand We need Your Help!
- Join the conversation on shaping our future
- Hearing Week 2016: 29 February to 6 March
Give A Little to children with APD
Kiwi kids are being denied the right to hear and learn. Help us to buy 50 pairs of hearing aids with remote microphones.