30/04/2026
If you have any enquiries about "hearing loss", "reasonable accommodation" or "assistive devices", please contact Michele Tonks from National Council of and for Persons with Disabilities (NCPD) via email: [email protected]
Don't have access to email? --> You're welcome to ask me any questions privately via facebook messenger and I will just forward to Michele on your behalf and revert back to you with some feedback
Talking Deaf Kid
Brunhild Strauss
Hear2day
Western Cape Association of and for Persons with Disabilities
Association For and Of Persons with Disabilities O.R TAMBO
APD Limpopo Eeufeeshuis
Breede Valley APD
APD Benede Oranje - Association of & for Persons with Disabilities
Helderberg APD
Tygerberg Association for Persons with Physical Disabilities
Ahlad (Association for Hearing Loss Accessibility & Development)
Knysna APD - Association for Persons with Disabilities
Today is International Noise Awareness Day which raises awareness of how much noise there actually is around us every day. Over the past few weeks we've given you some tips on how to recognise noise and ways in which to protect your hearing, so here is a summary of them.
Michele Tonks Fanie du Toit .apd APD Nelson Mandela Bay Apd Upt .apd APD Upington Association for Persons with Physical Disabilities - Makana .rtambo APD Northern Cape APD Limpopo Eeufeeshuis
ID: A branded image showing half of a young woman's face, with her hand cupping her ear and looking to the right. Across the top in a white block is "NOISE AWARENESS 2026" in light blue text right. Below that and to the left is NCPD's logo and to the right of the image are 5 blue blocks containing "Be aware of loud noise" "Use hearing protection" "Listen at safe levels" "Remove yourself from noise" "Visit an audiologist regularly" "Hearing Loss Matters ". Below that is a white strip containing all NCPD project logos
