Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf
3417 Volta Place NW
Washington DC 20007-2778
202-337-5220
www.agbell.org
Established “to empower persons who are hearing impaired.” Advocates early identification of hearing loss and provides information and services to parents, educators, health professionals, and HOH adults.
American Tinnitus Association
P.O. Box 5
Portland, OR 97207
503-248-9985
www.ata.org
Supports research and education concerning tinnitus.
Association of Late-Deafened Adults
1145 Westgate St., Suite #206
Oak Park, IL 60301
www.alda.org
“Serving the needs of late-deafened adults.”
Better Hearing Institute
Box 1840
Washington, DC 20013
703-248-9985
www.betterhearing.org
The leading North American provider of free information about hearing.
Canadian Hard of Hearing Association
2435 Holly Lane, Suite 205
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1V 7P2
800-263-8068
www.cyberus.ca/~chhanational
“Canada's only nation-wide Non-Profit Consumer Organization run by and for Hard of Hearing people.”
Canadian Hearing Society
271 Spadina Road
Toronto, Ontario M5R 2V3
416-928-2504
www.chs.ca
“Provides services that enhance the independence of deaf, deafened, and hard of hearing people, and encourages prevention of hearing loss.”
Cochlear Implant Association
5335 Wisconsin Ave. N. W., #440
Washington, D. C. 20015-2003
www.cici.org
"A non-profit organization for cochlear implant recipients, their families, professionals, and other individuals interested in cochlear implants."
Hard of Hearing Advocates
245 Prospect Street, Framingham MA 01701
508-875-8662
www.hohadvocates.org
Aims to “help hard of hearing (HOH) people by creating and implementing programs/solutions where HOH people have undue problems.
H.E.A.R. (Hearing Education and Awareness for Rockers)
PO Box 460847
San Francisco, CA 94146
(415) 773-9590
www.hearnet.com
“Dedicated to raising awareness of the real dangers of repeated exposure to excessive noise levels which can lead to permanent, and sometime debilitating, hearing loss and tinnitus. We're here for musicians, music fans, and anyone needing help with their hearing.”
House Ear Institute
2100 West Third St., 5th Floor
Los Angeles, California 90057
www.hei.org
Aims “to change this perception by disseminating hearing health information to school students, entertainment industry and professionals, and the general public.”
League for the Hard of Hearing
50 Broadway, 6th Floor
New York, New York 10004
917-305-7700
www.lhh.org
A New York City based organization that seeks “to improve the quality of life for people with all degrees of hearing loss.”
The SayWhatClub
www.saywhatclub.com
"An on-line group of circa 400 late-deafened, hard of hearing and Deaf adults and other interested folks who provide support and encouragement to each other through e-mail."
Self Help for Hard of Hearing People
7910 Woodmont Avenue, Suite 1200
Bethesda, MD 20814
301-657-2248
www.shhh.org
The premier support organization for hard of hearing people. Provides publications and meetings.
Sight and Hearing Association
674 Transfer Road
St.Paul, MN 55114-1402
800-992-0424
www.sightandhearing.org
“Dedicated to preventing the needless loss of vision and hearing through effective screening, education, and research.”
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