On Wednesday June 5th, the Diploma of Event Management students from Swinburne University hosted a fundraising trivia night for our organisation at the Green Acres Golf Club, Kew East. ⛳️ Guided by their expert teachers over the past four months, the students went above and beyond to organise the venue, catering, ticketing, sponsorship, logistics,[…]
Would you like to help influence the development of a smartphone app to track real-world hearing and listening experiences? The University of Melbourne invite you to participate in a research project that will create a user-friendly & clinically useful app for adults with hearing impairment. The app will be for use by adult candidates for[…]
Tickets are now available for the Swinburne University of Technology & Better Hearing Australia VIC 2019 Trivia Fundraiser. Join us as we raise money to provide reconditioned hearing aids for disadvantaged people. Time: 6.30 pm – 9.30 pm Date: Wednesday, June 5th Location: Green Acres Golf Club, 51 Elm Grove, Kew East VIC 3102 Cost:$25 per ticket[…]
We invite you to participate in a research project run by the University of Melbourne exploring how GPs currently manage hearing loss. The researchers are looking for three groups of people: 🔹 General Practitioners who currently see or have previously seen adult patients 🔹 Adults who are involved in GP practice (e.g.[…]
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I woke up one morning and my ears would not stop ringing. No matter how hard I tried to ignore the sound, it would not stop. I thought that I had caused irrevocable damage to my hearing and immediately began to blame myself for being so irresponsible in the past. It was a negative[…]
What does the future of Hearing Healthcare look like from the Government’s perspective? The newly released ‘Roadmap for Hearing Health’ will set out future directions and priorities for both the short & long-term improvements in hearing health for all people. Our CEO, Dr Caitlin Barr & our National President, Tony Whelan were involved as stakeholders in[…]
Approximately 3.6 million Australians are affected by some degree of hearing loss, and this proportion increases dramatically with age. It is estimated that hearing loss affects 58% of people aged 61-70 years and up to 74% of people aged 71 years and older. Not only is hearing loss very common, but it can also have[…]
Our CEO, Caitlin Barr met with Gerard Mansour, Commissioner for Senior Victorians during Hearing Awareness Week, to discuss the important role of hearing care in the wellbeing & participation of Senior Victorians. The challenges that exist in the hearing sector around access and effectiveness were discussed – and the steps necessary to ensure older people[…]
World Hearing Day is on Sunday, 3 March and will launch an exciting Hearing Awareness Week for 2019. The World Health Organization (WHO) have announced this year’s theme to be about early intervention & getting your hearing checked. Be it those who listen to music for long periods of time, adults over the age of 50 or[…]