Beth is a passionate volunteer who helps people all over the world. Nearly 50 years ago, Beth was doing missionary work in places that were severely devastated by war, which eventually caused her to suffer from several health-related issues such as the loss of her hearing. This time, Beth was the one in need of help as she found herself searching for hearing aid assistance. That's when she discovered the Hearing Aid Project.
It’s no secret that men and women have their fair share of differences. Shocking, right? But have you ever wondered why communication seems to be one of the biggest?
Can you put a dollar amount on life’s most meaningful sounds? What is it truly worth to hear your best friend’s laugh, or your child saying, “I love you?”
One of the first to receive free hearing aids from the Hearing Aid Project, Brittany Schoen exuded excitement during her first interview shortly after being fit with her aids.
Hearing loss continues to be a major public health concern, and for those with Medicare and Medicaid insurance, their search for hearing aid assistance is coming up short.
Wanda Joyce Brock, a 66-year-old from Atlanta, Georgia, has an undeniable passion for symphonies, reading and her family. The harmonious melodies of the violin, cello and double bass were just a few of her favorite sounds… until she could no longer hear them clearly.
Whether you realize it or not, hearing aids hold a substantial amount of power. These small, yet incredible devices make big things possible for people every day.
Do you work in an environment with excessive noise? If so, your ears are at risk! Noise induced hearing loss is 100% preventable, permanent and can affect your income and performance on the job.