Hearing Loss Support Group - Lincoln, NE

Event Description
The Lincoln Hearing Loss Support Group welcomes individuals with hearing loss and their families to connect, share experiences, and learn together. Participants can explore new hearing loss resources, get recommendations and referrals, learn about assistive technology, trade stories and advice, and build confidence in advocating for their needs.

You do not need to have hearing loss - or wear hearing aids, cochlear implants, or other devices - to attend. Family members, friends, and supporters are welcome. No sales pitches. Hearing loop available; building is fully accessible.

Communication Access

Contact
Event Contact: Harry Heafer | hheafer@neb.rr.com or hlaalincolnne@gmail.com

An informational flyer for the Lincoln Hearing Loss Support Group, a local chapter of the Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA).The flyer features a clean design with a top and bottom banner composed of purple, green, and orange blocks. At the bottom center is the HLAA Lincoln, NE Support Group logo, which includes stylized figures inside a green and orange heart shape next to the purple text "HLAA".Flyer Text and Details:Group Name: Lincoln Hearing Loss Support GroupDescription: "The Hearing Loss Association of America, Lincoln, NE Group, offers a welcoming space for people who have hearing loss and loved ones to share experiences, gain valuable insights on hearing loss, and enrich our lives through support."Meeting Time: 3rd Saturday of each month from 9 am to 10 am.Location: Unitarian Church of Lincoln, 6300 A Street, Lincoln, NE 68510. Icons indicate the venue features a Hearing Loop and is wheelchair accessible.Contact Email: hlaalincolnne@gmail.comSocial Media: Includes a QR code and an invitation to "Join the Facebook Group!"Benefits of Attending:Discover new hearing loss resourcesTrade stories and adviceMake new friendsLearn about new technologyGet recommendations and referralsHelp your friends and family understand hearing lossBecome an advocate!

The Nebraska Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (NCDHH) is sharing information about this public event as a community resource. NCDHH is not affiliated with, does not formally endorse, and is not responsible for the activities, accessibility measures, or information provided by the event organizers. Attendance and participation are at the discretion of each individual.