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The Canadian Hard of Hearing Association (CHHA) is a consumer-based organization formed by and for ha All levels work together to achieve common objectives.

CHHA is non-profit, bilingual consumer-based organization formed by and for Canadians with hearing loss. The organization works cooperatively with professionals, service providers and government bodies to provide Canadians with information related to hearing loss issues and solutions. CHHA currently has 23 branches, six provincial chapters and one national network. It has a national office in Ottawa overseen by a national board. CHHA's strong Canada-wide organization makes a significant difference in giving hard of hearing Canadians a chance to hear and a chance to be heard.

04/06/2026

Unlock exclusive perks when you become a member of the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association.

Since 1982, CHHA has been advocating for Canadians with hearing loss. Your membership helps continue that work.

As a member, you receive:
• $20/month savings with Bell, Rogers, or Telus (plus bonus data with Telus)
• Free access to workshops, webinars, and recordings (starting May 2026) Non-members will pay a fee of $15 to participate in each webinar or workshop, unless otherwise specified.
• 10% off the CHHA E-Store and special offers throughout the year
• $10 off conference registration and access to prize draws
• A $10 Tim Hortons gift card when you refer a new member

More importantly, your membership helps support programs, advocacy, and services for people living with hearing loss across Canada.

👉 Learn more or join at chha.ca/membership

04/04/2026

Are you a hard of hearing student pursuing your education?
The CHHA Scholarship Program is now accepting applications.

Deadline is April 17. Head to our website to learn more and apply.

04/01/2026

Unlock exclusive perks when you become a member of the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association.
Since 1982, CHHA has been advocating for Canadians with hearing loss. Your membership helps continue that work.

As a member, you receive:
• $20/month savings with Bell, Rogers, or Telus (plus bonus data with Telus)
• Free access to workshops, webinars, and recordings (starting May 2026) Non-members will pay a fee of $15 to participate in each webinar or workshop, unless otherwise specified.
• 10% off the CHHA E-Store and special offers throughout the year
• $10 off conference registration and access to prize draws
• A $10 Tim Hortons gift card when you refer a new member

More importantly, your membership helps support programs, advocacy, and services for people living with hearing loss across Canada.

👉 Learn more or join at chha.ca/membership

03/31/2026

CHHA is expanding its work in French through the Ecoute/Listen project.

L'AMEC étend son travail en français à travers le projet Écoute / Listen.

En savoir plus : https://chha.ca/Bienvenue/

03/29/2026

CHHA is expanding its work in French through the Ecoute/Listen project.

L'AMEC étend son travail en français à travers le projet Écoute / Listen.

En savoir plus : https://chha.ca/Bienvenue/

03/24/2026

Less than one month left to apply!

Don’t miss this opportunity. The CHHA Scholarship Program for hard of hearing students closes April 17. Learn more and apply on our website.

03/21/2026

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No problem. All of our newsletters are available to read on our website. 😊
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03/17/2026

Hard of hearing students, this one is for you.

The CHHA Scholarship Program is open and applications close April 17.
Visit our website for details.

03/14/2026

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No worries. You can read it anytime on our website. Head to our website for more details!

03/11/2026

Les acouphènes touchent de nombreux Canadiens et peuvent prendre des formes très variées. Ce webinaire vise à les démystifier en offrant une compréhension claire et accessible du phénomène.

Nous écouterons des exemples de sons ressemblant aux acouphènes, définirons ce qu’ils sont et présenterons quelques données de prévalence au Canada. Nous aborderons les différents types d’acouphènes (subjectifs, objectifs, pulsatiles et non pulsatiles), leurs causes possibles, ainsi que le rôle central du cerveau dans cette expérience, appuyé par des données d’imagerie par résonance magnétique fonctionnelle (IRMf).

Nous clarifierons également ce que l’on entend par acouphènes persistants et dérangeants, avant de présenter les principales options de prise en charge pour mieux les gérer.

**Ce webinaire sera offert en français seulement avec traduction en temps réel des communications (TTRC).

Providing Access to Hearing Health for Francophones… this webinar will only be offered in French. Watch for upcoming English webinars coming soon!

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75 Albert Street, Suite 901
Ottawa, ON
K2P5E7

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+16135261584

Website

http://www.chha.ca/

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CHHA is non-profit, bilingual consumer-based organization formed by and for Canadians with hearing loss. The organization works cooperatively with professionals, service providers and government bodies to provide Canadians with information related to hearing loss issues and solutions. CHHA currently has 23 branches, six provincial chapters and one national network. It has a national office in Ottawa overseen by a national board. All levels work together to achieve common objectives. CHHA's strong Canada-wide organization makes a significant difference in giving hard of hearing Canadians a chance to hear and a chance to be heard.