Hearing Auckland

28/08/2025

Our team had a wonderful time visiting Te Hiku Hauora up in Kaitaia last week. All of us here from Tamaki Makaurau Hearing Trust are really excited about our new partnership with this team to find out how we can support this community in Northland. Watch this space!

04/08/2025

If you've seen us for an appointment recently, please consider leaving us a Google Review!

This is an easy, free way for you to support our independent hearing clinic. Charities such as ourselves always benefit from word-of-mouth recommendations and we'd really appreciate you taking the time to leave us a review. Just follow this link here: https://g.page/r/CTTxDBwusUxpEBM/review

Nga mihi nui!

31/07/2025

A big "Happy Birthday" to our founder Kathleen Hurd-Wood (today would be her 139th birthday!)

Kathleen founded our charity all the way back in 1932 and we're very proud of our long history serving the community. Our beautiful premises on St Vincent Ave is actually Kathleen's former home!

Learn more about this impressive woman over on our blog here: https://www.hearingauckland.co.nz/page683fd335c7dcdd7ee9b5fcef

30/07/2025

Are you running low on hearing aid batteries? We sell all sizes of hearing aid batteries, and offer delivery, as well as battery recycling for your old batteries.

Read more on our blog here: https://www.hearingauckland.co.nz/page683fca3a4ffa4f9d1fd026ba

10/07/2025

Our audiologists Peter and Mani were able to upskill and engage with the community at the New Zealand Audiological Society annual conference last week in Wellington.

Professional development is important to us at Hearing Auckland, to make sure we're always delivering the highest quality hearing and ear care services.

Our ear nurse team of Vivien and Justine will be heading to their annual conference for registered ear nurses later this year.

When you book an appointment at Hearing Auckland, you can feel secure that a fully qualified and registered professional will be treating you.

04/07/2025

This time last year we were visiting a Tokolauan community group to do some hearing screening. It's a big part of our mission to ensure all kiwis can access good hearing. If your community might benefit from some hearing screening, don't hesitate to get in touch!

(09) 524 9847
info@hearingauckland.org.nz

In June our team visited a Tokelauan community group to do hearing screening. Peter and Rebecca from our clinic as well as Latasi Koro and Seiafi Sapolu from our trustee committee went along.

We know that transportation can be a barrier that prevents people from accessing hearing services. Because of this, we provide hearing screening at relevant community events as much as possible. Hearing Auckland are working closely with Ngati Whatua Orakei and Te Puea Marae to provide hearing services to our local Maori community. We are excited to develop new relationships with our Pasifika community as well.

If you’re interested in learning more about hearing screening and how it might benefit your community, we’d love to hear from you. Our phone number is (09) 524 9847 and our email address is info@hearingauckland.org.nz

Check out our full blog post here: https://www.hearingauckland.co.nz/community-hearing-screening/

08/06/2025

Hearing protection is an important part of playing and listening to music. Check out our latest blog post for more info about how you can protect your child's hearing, whether they play in school band or otherwise....

https://www.hearingauckland.co.nz/page6836307c188c4ca8b29aca7f

03/06/2025

Fakafetai lahi lele! Our team enjoyed providing hearing screening services at a Hauora day for the Tokolauan community last month. What a great day with so many health providers, and a great turnout from the community.

If you are interested in hearing screening and how it might benefit your community, don't hesitate to get in touch with us via phone or email.

Info@hearingauckland.org.nz

(09) 524 9847

Image Description: A large group of around 40 people of different ages and ethnicities are sitting indoors, posing for a group photo. They are all smiling at the camera and behind them you can see various pull-up banners for different health organisations.

06/05/2025

A massive thanks to Deb and the whole team at Te Kia Ora Marae for putting on a wonderful Hauora Day last week. We were thrilled to be one of the many practitioners on the day, and despite the heavy rain lots of whanau came out to check their hearing and invest in their health. Ka rawe!

Image description: Hearing Auckland staff members Peter and Rebecca stand smiling, indoors, in a busy Whare Nui filled with tables, people talking, and banner signs. Peter and Rebecca stand behind a table laden with signs and brochures for "Hearing Auckland Pathfinder Program".

22/04/2025

Today is Earth Day! Here at Hearing Auckland we take time and care every day to reduce our environmental impact.

We offer hearing aid battery recycling, simply drop into the clinic anytime and bring in your used hearing aid batteries. We are also able to give a second life to hearing aids which are no longer needed, perhaps because you've upgraded devices or perhaps from a loved-one who recently passed away.

To learn more about how we're looking out for the environment, check out this blog post on our website: https://www.hearingauckland.co.nz/battery-recycling-at-hearing-auckland

16/04/2025

Hearing Auckland will be joining a host of other providers at Te Kia Ora Marae next month for their Hauora day. We're looking forward to meeting all the whanau that come out for the event and providing free hearing screenings.

24/03/2025

We have new signs! Big thanks to the team at Speedy Signs in Newmarket for these beautiful new signs. We were one of the lucky recipients of their "Signs of Support" program last year, helping local charities to upgrade their signage. New clients and returning clients should have no trouble finding our hearing clinic at 8 St Vincent Ave with these new signs.