Hearing & Audiology ACCAN
Phone: 9288 4000 TTY: 9281 5322 SMS: 0457 606 600 Web:
www.accan.org.au Represents consumers, especially those who are hearing impaired, on communications issues including telecommunications, broadband and emerging new services such as captioned telephony, Skype and internet relay.
Australian Hearing : Phone 13 1797
Australian Hearing – Chatswood Phone: 8440 5600 Shop 6, 398 Victoria Ave Chatswood 2067
Australian Hearing – Dee Why Phone: 9916 9400
1/12 Fisher Rd Dee Why 2099
Australian Hearing – Hornsby Phone: 9482 0800
Suite 6, 25 - 29 Hunter St, Hornsby, 2077
Australian Hearing –Parramatta Phone: 9633 6500
128 Marsden St, Parramatta, 2150 Web:
www.hearing.com.au
Australian Hearing provides hearing assessment, hearing aid fitting and repairs, and the sale of accessories. DVA, pension card holders are eligible for services. Please phone to check your eligibility. Australian Hearing also has visiting locations at many convenient locations. For details, phone 131 797 or visit the website:
www.hearing.com.au
Australian Tinnitus Association (NSW)
Phone: 8382 3331 2 Leichhardt St, Darlinghurst 2010 Web:
www.tinnitus.asn.au Support and phone counselling to tinnitus sufferers.
Better Hearing Australia (Sydney)
Phone 9744 0167 TTY 9744 0124 Web:
www.betterhearingsydney.org.au Email:
bhasyd@ozemail.com.au Free, independent information and advice on managing hearing loss and other ear and hearing related problems. Supports and helps adults with hearing impairment.
Deaf Education Network
Phone: 8833 3600 TTY 8833 3691 Level 4, 69 Phillip St, Parramatta 2150 Web:
www.deaf.nsw.edu.au A wide range of training and awareness courses including sign language courses, community courses, communications training, literacy and numeracy, and information technology training for deaf people.
Hearing Services Information Line
Phone: 1800 500 726 Web:
www.health.gov.au/hear Information about the Commonwealth Hearing Services Program for people who are pension card holders or DVA card holders Free hearing tests and access to other hearing services.
National Relay Service
Phone: 1800 555 660 TTY 1800 666 630 email: helpdesk@relayservice Web:
www.relayservice.com.au
Deaf, hearing impaired and speech impaired Australians can now make and receive phone calls using some of the wide range of communications choices including SMS, video and captioned relay. The video relay service allows calls to be made in Auslan.
SHHH Australia (Self Help for Hard of Hearing People) Head Office: 9144 7586 (Voice & TTY) Hillview Community Health Centre, 1334 Pacific Hwy, Turramurra 2074 Web:
www.shhhaust.org Assists hard of hearing people whose normal mode of communication is the spoken word. Guest speakers, activities, demonstrations of devices, information and referral.
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* Two clinical studies have shown that this aid provides better than normal hearing in certain demanding environments (University of Northern Colorado, 2014; Oldenburg Hörzentrum, 2013): Speech Reception Thresholds (SRT) in cocktail-party situations improved up to 2.9 dB for wearers with mild to moderate hearing loss, compared to people with normal hearing.
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Chatswood (02) 8440 5600 Dee Why (02) 9916 9400 Hornsby (02) 9482 0800
Macquarie (02) 9412 6820 Sydney
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