Canadian Hearing Services

Canadian Hearing Services We empower lives. Proudly Canadian since 1940, Canadian Hearing Services is the country’s leading organization serving Deaf and hard of hearing people.

08/21/2026

Meet Claudia Bogdanowicz, a recipient of the 2025–2026 Canadian Hearing Services National Scholarship Program.​

Claudia shares with us her passion for nursing, and how her early experience with hearing loss has shaped her perspective growing up. Graduating from Laurentian University's nursing program, Claudia hopes to break the stereotype of what it's look like to have hearing loss within a healthcare setting.​

Thanks to the ongoing support of Canadian Hearing Services and generous donors like you, Claudia is gaining the knowledge, skills, and experience she needs to make a difference in the lives of others.​

Donate today to fund scholarships, strengthen employment and counselling services, and ensure access to interpreting and hearing health services for Deaf and hard of hearing Canadians at https://bit.ly/4gdLcLK

Want to learn more ASL and improve your sign language communication? Our Fall ASL online classes are open for registrati...
08/20/2026

Want to learn more ASL and improve your sign language communication? Our Fall ASL online classes are open for registration! Classes begin in October, with levels from beginner to advance. Register now at https://bit.ly/4qF7d8b

In ASL classes provided by Canadian Hearing Services, not only do we teach how to communicate in ASL, we also teach about Deaf culture – a very important component of learning a new language. Enroll in our ASL classes and master ASL grammar, vocabulary, and cultural context!​

Our clients are at the heart of everything we do. Your feedback helps us understand your needs, improve our services, an...
08/19/2026

Our clients are at the heart of everything we do. Your feedback helps us understand your needs, improve our services, and continue providing meaningful, accessible support.​
“My General Support Services counsellor was amazing. I was going through a very difficult time with no place to go and today I have my own place and so much support, thanks to the counsellor.”​

To learn more and request our General Support Services, visit https://bit.ly/4zw7Ne0
Or contact​
📩Email: [email protected]
📞Phone toll free: 1-866-518-0000​
⌨️TTY toll free: 1-877-215-9530

08/18/2026

Designed for businesses that prioritize inclusion, Quick Access provides seamless, on-demand, video-remote sign language interpreting in American Sign Language (ASL) and Langue des Signes Québécoise (LSQ)—available wherever and whenever your organization needs it.

Whether you’re engaging with customers, supporting employees, or assisting clients, Quick Access empowers your organization to deliver inclusive, accessible experiences at the touch of a button.

Accessibility in real time—from Canada’s accessibility leader. To learn more, visit https://bit.ly/45h75nT

08/17/2026

Better hearing starts with better care, so you can hear conversations more clearly and confidently with the people that matter most. ​
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Canadian Hearing Services' clinicians provide comprehensive, pressure-free care and personalized recommendations tailored to your hearing and lifestyle. ​

Book your comprehensive consultation today:​
📞Phone: 1-866-518-0000 (TTY:1-877-215-9530)​
📩Email: [email protected]

08/14/2026

We're hiring an Intervenor in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.

Apply today for the opportunity to join a team that makes a real difference every day, supporting Deafblind adults across our community in living independently.

We're looking for someone passionate about accessibility, with a Diploma in Deafblind Services or equivalent studies in a related field (e.g. Social Work, Gerontology), and/or three to five years' experience working with Deafblind individuals. ASL proficiency, or a willingness to learn, is an asset. Bilingualism (French/English), LSQ training, and alternative communication skills such as Two Hand Manual and Braille is an asset.

Apply today at https://bit.ly/45i00CD

This August, join us for Hearing Health Days at your local Canadian Hearing Services clinic! ​​Hearing Health Days provi...
08/13/2026

This August, join us for Hearing Health Days at your local Canadian Hearing Services clinic! ​

Hearing Health Days provide comprehensive resources for individuals experiencing new or worsening hearing loss. Our Hearing CareCounselling team will help you identify signs of hearing loss, select communication devices, and share basic troubleshooting andmaintenance tips for hearing aids. ​

For a full list of Hearing Health Days schedule at our many clinics and to register, visit https://bit.ly/4qMwFci !

Our clients are at the heart of everything we do. Your feedback helps us understand your needs, improve our services, an...
08/12/2026

Our clients are at the heart of everything we do. Your feedback helps us understand your needs, improve our services, and continue providing meaningful, accessible support.​

Here's what our clients have to say:​
“I can’t say enough about how much Canadian Hearing Services has helped me. I wouldn’t be exaggerating to say that during one of the darkest times of my life, Canadian Hearing Services helped pull me out of that space.” - Anonymous Client Satisfaction Survey Participant ​

To learn more about our services, visit https://bit.ly/45kb6Hg

08/11/2026

We're hiring in London, Ontario.​

Canadian Hearing Services is looking for a General Support Services (GSS) Counsellor to join our team, supporting Deaf, oral deaf, deafened, Deafblind and hard of hearing adults across our community. ​

If you're passionate about advocacy, accessibility and helping people live independently, we'd love to hear from you.​

ASL proficiency, or a willingness to learn, is an asset.​
Apply today at https://bit.ly/45lf0jg

08/10/2026

Did you know high-frequency sounds are often the first to become harder to hear as we age? ​

CHS Director, Audiology Professional Practice, Rex Banks, explains how hearing loss can gradually show up over time.​

“Vowels are low frequency and consonants are high​ frequency,” he said. “Vowels let us know someone is talking to us, but consonants help clarify what is being said."​

When you start to feel like you can hear but everyone else is muttering and you could not understand, that is because you are hearing this low frequency information but missing the high frequency.”​

If you or someone you know are experiencing something similar, it may be a sign of hearing loss. A hearing test with an audiologist can confirm your hearing health or offer solutions that fit your needs. Book a hearing test today by contacting us at:
📞Phone: 1-866-518-0000 (TTY:1-877-215-9530)
📩Email: [email protected]

Address

271 Spadina Road
Toronto, ON
M5R2V3

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18665180000

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