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Could pay for a volunteer to take part in a study that could ultimately lead to hearing aids that work better in noisy backgrounds.
Сould pay for one day of supplies including chemicals, electrodes and flasks to help develop a revolutionary light-based cochlear implant.
Сould pay for one week of research supplies to study gene therapy techniques to make auditory nerve cells respond to light.
Сould help pay for the costs of chemicals and other materials needed for one day's research into how hearing loss is linked to dementia.
Could pay for a volunteer to take part in a study that could ultimately lead to hearing aids that work better in noisy backgrounds.
Сould pay for one day of supplies including chemicals, electrodes and flasks to help develop a revolutionary light-based cochlear implant.
Сould pay for one week of research supplies to study gene therapy techniques to make auditory nerve cells respond to light.
Сould help pay for the costs of chemicals and other materials needed for one day's research into how hearing loss is linked to dementia.
 
 

Donate today and you could provide life changing information and support to some of the 18 million people in the UK who are deaf, or living with hearing loss and tinnitus.

Your support will:

  • provide essential services for people who are deaf, or living with hearing loss and tinnitus.
  • fund research that is constantly looking for new and better treatments.
  • help us campaign to make society more inclusive for deaf people, or those living with hearing loss and tinnitus

Together we can help transform lives.

Elizabeth's story

“A few years ago my hearing deteriorated. I was referred to the hospital where I was fitted with two hearing aids but I couldn’t get used to them.

I contacted RNID and spoke to Melissa, a Hearing Aid Liaison Officer. Right from the start, there was empathy there. She listened and she understood what I was saying as she has hearing loss herself and she arranged to come and visit me. She realised what was wrong as she’d had the same problem with her own hearing aids. My glasses were pushing the hearing aids out of place.

Melissa spent an hour and a half with me, making adjustments and taking photos. Knowing that organisations like RNID are available to offer support is so important.”

 

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