If you are deaf or have hearing loss as a result of serving in the UK armed forces, you might be able to claim compensation under the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme (AFCS).
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If you have hearing loss that was caused by military service or wartime experiences before 6 April 2005, you may be eligible for compensation.
If you're in a noisy job, your employer has to take steps to protect your hearing.
Information on benefits and grants that you might be able to get if you are deaf or have hearing loss, and where to go for benefits advice or support with making a claim.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) have launched new Access to Work ‘Adjustments Planners’ to support disabled people into work.
RNID have been helping people with hearing loss for more than 100 years, and changed the lives of millions since we started.
RNID have helped millions of people in the century since our charity began. Our key events show how we’ve been changing lives from our start in 1911 right up to today.
Dr Juan Fons at King’s College London researches the link between middle-ear infections and Down Syndrome, to help develop effective treatments.
Over 3,000 elite deaf athletes from 80 countries are competing at the Summer Deaflympics in Tokyo, marking the events 25th anniversary.
The “multiple systemic problems” found in the provision of hearing services across the NHS in Scotland remain unresolved after 2 years.