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We foster a community of support, empowering those who are hard of hearing, and their whānau, to explore potential and make choices on their journey.

25/05/2026

Team Spotlight: Silvia Rosioru 👋

We’re excited to continue our weekly series shining a light on the team behind The Hearing House.

Next up is Silvia Rosioru, our Information and Data Systems Lead, who plays a key role in supporting the systems and processes that underpin our cochlear implant programme.

Silvia joined The Hearing House in 2018, and since that time has developed a strong interest in the intersection of data and real-world impact, and how it can help improve services for clients and their whānau.

🔗 You can read more about Silvia here: https://www.hearinghouse.co.nz/single-post/team-spotlight-silvia-rosioru-information-and-data-systems-lead-at-the-hearing-house

Stay tuned as we continue highlighting the people who make our work possible 👂

20/05/2026

Following on from our Team Spotlight on Nathan Lowe, we’re excited to share the first video in his three-part series.

In this short video, Nathan explains how the hearing system works in a simple, easy-to-understand way, from how sound travels through the ear to how our brains interpret sound.

It's a great starting point if you’ve ever been curious about what happens behind the scenes when we process sound.

Keep an eye out for the next videos in the series, where Nathan will explore hearing aids and cochlear implants.

19/05/2026

We’re thrilled to have the support of Bollard Charitable Trust!

Their generosity helps our kiritaki/clients access the hearing care and resources they need to connect, communicate, and thrive.

Thanks to partnerships like this we can make a lasting difference in our communities 💚

18/05/2026

Team Spotlight: Meet Nathan Lowe 👋

We’re excited to launch a new weekly series shining a light on the team behind The Hearing House.

First up is Nathan Lowe, one of our audiologists, who will also be guiding a new three-part video series all about how the hearing system works, and how hearing aids and cochlear implants can help those with hearing differences.

Nathan joined The Hearing House in 2024 -- what drew him to audiology is the mix of science and people-focused care, combining clinical understanding with communication and support for clients and their whānau.

🔗 You can read more about Nathan here: https://www.hearinghouse.co.nz/single-post/q-a-with-nathan-lowe-introduction-to-the-hearing-series

Later this week, Nathan breaks down for us how the hearing system works 👂

18/05/2026

📣 Digital Seniors Group – latest session + next date 📣

Thanks to everyone who joined our recent Digital Seniors group. It was a great session of learning and sharing.

Bronwyn, our speech-language therapist who co-runs the group, covered communication and hearing technology use in everyday life (not audiology troubleshooting). Grant from Digital Seniors covered key online safety and digital confidence skills. We covered CI apps, accessories, and device compatibility, video calling with cochlear implants, and online safety including passwords, email, and banking basics. It was a practical and valuable session with plenty of useful takeaways.

If this sounds interesting and valuable to you, then come along to our next session on Friday, 5th June.

See the flyer for details – we hope to see you there!

14/05/2026

Eviana’s dream sets sail ⛵

Tauranga-based kiritaki/client Eviana Peterson recently took part in a five-day Spirit of Adventure voyage, turning a long-held dream into reality.

Eviana embraced every moment onboard, from climbing the rigging to sailing the Hauraki Gulf, proving that challenges don’t have to hold you back.

Her advice? Just go for it!

Now she’s setting her sights on a 10-day voyage and hopes to one day support others on their own journeys 🙌

🔗 Read her full story here: https://www.hearinghouse.co.nz/single-post/eviana-s-spirits-sailed-high-on-the-spirit-of-adventure

13/05/2026

Connect & Share is heading to Hamilton this month! 🎉

After positive feedback from our Auckland sessions, we're expanding our Connect & Share sessions to Hamilton for the first time.

Designed for kiritaki/clients, their whānau and support people, these small, supportive groups create a space where people can feel seen, heard, and connected. The response in Waikato has already been very strong, showing just how important these opportunities are.

As family/whānau support counsellor Hazel Benson-Dawe shares, meaningful impact happens when you bring people together then you see real conversations, sharing of lived experiences, and a sense of reassurance that you’re not alone.

🔗 Read the full story here: https://www.hearinghouse.co.nz/single-post/connect-share-sessions-expand-to-hamilton-after-positive-feedback

11/05/2026

Our audiologists Nick and Bri travelled to Tauranga recently to run outreach clinics in the community there.

They spent time at Papamoa Sports and Recreation Centre and Kia Roha, seeing a range of our kiritaki/clients for cochlear implant reviews and checking in on general hearing health.

We visit the Bay of Plenty region regularly throughout the year to ensure our care is more accessible to our kiritaki and their whānau — we can see them closer to their homes, schools and workplaces and it also means they don't have to travel to Auckland for appointments. And with such stunning surroundings, it’s a beautiful place to spend time while working! ☀️

Visits like these are always a meaningful part of what we do, helping us stay connected with the people and communities we support 💙

11/05/2026

Thank you to everyone who engaged with and supported NZSL Week this year. We are proud to continue learning, building relationships, and supporting a future where NZSL and Deaf culture are recognised, valued, and accessible to all.

It was wonderful to spend time with so many leaders and advocates across the sector, including Dr Joseph Murray, President of the World Federation of the Deaf, Willa Hand, APODC Chair and Hearing House Board member, Sara Corson from the Painga Project, Neil Heslop CEO of SCIP, and team members of Deaf Aotearoa: CEO Lachlan Keating, Head of iSign Mark Crooke, and Child and Youth manager Natasha Cloete.

📷 Photo 1: Natasha Cloete, Dr Claire Green, Dr Joseph Murray and Willa Hand at the closing NZSL awards dinner.

📷 Photo 2: Dr Joseph Murray giving an address at Te Herenga WakaVictoria University of Wellington.

📷 Photo 3: Mark Crooke, Natasha Cloete, Dr Claire Green, Holly Teagle, Sarah Corson, Renee Orams, Neil Heslop at the awards dinner.

Read the full story about the highlights from NZSL Week 2026 here: https://www.hearinghouse.co.nz/single-post/celebrating-20-years-of-nzsl-and-a-week-of-meaningful-connection

08/05/2026

Together with Southern Cochlear Implant Programme and Deaf Aotearoa, we were delighted to meet with Dr Joe Murray, President of the World Federation of the Deaf in Wellington this week as part of .

Joe's work and advocacy has helped shape international education policy for Deaf and hard of hearing learners, and is inspirational.

07/05/2026

Originally from the US, Renee Orams is our paediatric lead audiologist at The Hearing House.

When her younger brother Peter contracted meningitis as a baby, he became deaf—an experience that shaped Renée’s lifelong dedication to improving outcomes for children and families navigating similar journeys.

Renée is passionate about equitable healthcare – she helped establish the NZ Deafness Database, contributed to paediatric cochlear implant protocols, and has trained and mentored countless clinicians. In celebration of NZSL Week and the 20th anniversary of NZSL as an official language of Aotearoa, here she is to say hi.

TRANSCRIPT:
Hello, my name is Renee. I work at The Hearing House. My role is paedatric lead audiologist. My American brother gifted me a sign name.

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