We explore the views of people who are deaf, have hearing loss and tinnitus on how technology might improve their experiences of hearing healthcare services.
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With thousands of us flocking to festivals and live events this summer, pop star Lemar shares his personal experience of hearing damage and his advice for music lovers everywhere.
The UK Government have set out plans to reform the NHS Across England. Our Director of Strategy, Crystal Rolfe, explains how implementing these proposals could drastically improve the nation’s hearing health and finally deliver an NHS that is accessible for people who are deaf or have hearing loss.
NHS England has today published an updated version of the Accessible Information Standard, a document that sets out guidance on what must be done to make NHS and social care services accessible to people with a disability or sensory loss.
Deaf actor, model and advocate, Georgia Meacham encourages young deaf people to not hide their deafness and instead celebrate who they are.
As part of the Disability Charities Consortium (DCC) we’ve written to Liz Kendall and Rachel Reeves to ask for a cross-governmental strategy to lift disabled people out of poverty and increase access and take-up of employment programmes focused on disabled people.
RNID teams up with Sonos to improve the accessibility of TV and films for deaf people and people with hearing loss.
New research shows a lack of public willingness to help deaf people navigate public transport.
A team of 40 runners completely blew us away on Sunday at the TCS London Marathon with their strength, enthusiasm and positivity.
A damning new report released today (24 April) by RNID and SignHealth, reveals serious and widespread healthcare failings affecting over 6 million adults in England who are deaf or have hearing loss.