Canadian Hard of Hearing Association - Newfoundland and Labrador

06/12/2026

📣 Applications for our 2026 scholarships are still open.

Whether you're a post-secondary student with hearing loss or studying audiology, we want to help you reach your goals.

Apply today and take a step toward funding your future: https://www.chha-nl.ca/scholarships

✅ Deadline: July 15th, don’t miss it!

05/29/2026

📢 Attention students! Our scholarships support post-secondary students with hearing loss and those pursuing studies in audiology.

🎉 Scholarships have increased from $1,000 to $2,000!

Don’t miss out on this opportunity. Visit https://www.chha-nl.ca/scholarships to learn more and apply.

✅ Deadline to apply: July 15th

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05/06/2026

Play On: Succeeding in Sports and Recreation with Hearing Loss

🗓 Tuesday, May 19th
⏰ 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Join us in person or online for this FREE webinar for May Month!

Participating in sports and recreation can come with unique challenges for individuals with hearing loss, from communication barriers to navigating team environments and fast-paced settings. At the same time, with the right supports, strategies, and self-advocacy skills, individuals with hearing loss can thrive and succeed in these spaces.

This session will explore real-life experiences in both recreational and competitive settings, highlighting practical accommodations, communication strategies, and the importance of advocacy. Presenters will share personal journeys, challenges, and successes, along with insights for athletes, families, and recreation professionals on how to create more inclusive and supportive environments.

Presented by: Amy Parsons, Falon McLoughlan, and Wade McLoughlan.

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05/04/2026

Beyond the Audiogram: Understanding Auditory Processing Disorder and Auditory Neuropathy

🗓 Thursday, May 14th
⏰ 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM

Join us in person or online for this FREE webinar for May Month!

A normal audiogram does not always mean normal auditory function. Many individuals with normal hearing levels struggle to hear in noisy environments. Others hear what is said, but can’t quite make sense of it, or have difficulty interpreting tone, intent, or meaning.

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These challenges can significantly impact communication, academic success, job performance, and social connection. This session moves beyond the audiogram to explore Auditory Neuropathy and Auditory Processing Disorder, including how these conditions are diagnosed, the challenges individuals experience, and strategies for support and management.

Presented by: Bernadine Kielley

05/01/2026

04/21/2026

🌟 Happy National Volunteer Week! 🌟

Each individual volunteer contribution, big or small, helps spark momentum and has the power to influence and inspire—igniting a ripple of positive change in our community. 🔥

A huge THANK YOU to all our incredible volunteers for lighting the way and making a difference every single day! 💖

04/16/2026

Loud music is fun—but it can also be harmful, especially for musicians, music lovers, and anyone exposed to amplified sound.
Join us for a FREE webinar:
Sound Check: Protecting Your Hearing Around Loud Music
🗓 April 29
⏰ 12:00 PM
Hear from guest speakers Tanya Grenning, Wade Pinhorn, and Tanya Alexander as they share practical tips on protecting your hearing while enjoying music.
📍 Attend in person at CHHA-NL
1081 Topsail Road, Mount Pearl
💻 Or join us online from anywhere!
Don’t miss this informative one-hour session—your hearing health matters!

04/08/2026

Only 1 day left! The deadline is midnight on April 9. Get your tickets today - the excitement is growing and so is the Jackpot!🎟️✨

You’ll also be entered for the 50/50 Ultimate Grand Prize, where one winner takes half of all ticket sales. Last year’s total reached $351,230.

Tickets are 1 for $10, 3 for $25, or 15 for $50.
Get yours now at www.5050ultimate.com or call 1-709-800-6118.

All proceeds support the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association – Newfoundland and Labrador.

04/07/2026

Going to the FMX World Tour on April 26th at the Mary Browns Centre? 🏍️💥

These events are exciting, but they’re also LOUD! �Noise levels can exceed 100 dB, which can impact your hearing in less than a minute.

👂The good news? Protecting your hearing is simple - you can protect your hearing and your child's hearing at the show by wearing ear plugs or earmuffs to minimize the danger of noise exposure.

Children’s hearing is especially vulnerable to loud noise so it is important to protect their hearing.

Ways you can get ear protection:

Pick up FREE earplugs at our office (Monday to Friday, 9-4:30pm)
Reserve child size earmuffs from our office at no cost – Limited Supply (Monday to Friday, 9-4:30pm)
For $1 coin, get earplugs from the earplug dispenser at the Mary Browns Centre


Questions? Contact us at 1-888-753-3224 or [email protected].

04/02/2026

Our office will be closed on Friday, April 3rd, for Good Friday.

We will reopen on Monday, April 6th, at 9:00 a.m.