Jack’s story shows how small changes can make a big difference for colleagues who are deaf or have hearing loss. Discover his experiences, and how you can create an inclusive workplace.
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Rachel thought hearing aids were a weakness - until one changed her life. From fear and stigma to confidence and connection, discover how Rachel turned hearing loss into her superpower.
Barry has lived with hearing loss since 40. Now, as an RNID volunteer, he visits care homes to fix hearing aids and offer support that makes a real difference.
We are delighted to award four PhD studentships and two fellowships to researchers across the UK, supporting the future of hearing research.
Our latest survey has found that in 2025, many people had been for dental, eye and blood pressure checks, whereas only a tiny proportion of people had their hearing checked.
Matt's life changed in just three weeks when he went from perfect hearing to profound deafness. In this blog, he shares the reality of sudden hearing loss, the impact on his independence, and the barriers he faced in healthcare.
The Welsh Government has launched its Future Approach to Audiology, outlining plans to modernise hearing care across Wales. But what does this mean for patients?
A pioneering study from Newcastle University, part-funded by RNID, has revealed a new sound therapy that could make tinnitus treatment accessible via smartphones.
RNID is leading a ground-breaking project to ensure AI in BSL is developed ethically, inclusively, and with the right oversight. This first of its kind project will be delivered under the Sciencewise programme.
"It feels very rewarding to be able to give back,” says Rachel, one of RNID’s youngest volunteers. Living with hearing loss since 14, Rachel now supports others at RNID Near You sessions, offering practical help and advice.