Embracing the Hard of Hearing Journey: Building a Stronger Community Together

Welcome to the National Hard of Hearing Forum!

Whether you're new to the hard of hearing (HoH) world or a seasoned advocate, you’re in the right place. Our goal is to create a community where individuals, families, and allies can connect, learn, and support one another in navigating life with hearing loss.

🦋🦋🦋 Why Our Community Matters

Globally, over 466 million people experience some form of hearing loss. Yet, many of us feel isolated or misunderstood. By joining together, we amplify our voices, share stories, and celebrate the unique experiences that come with living in the HoH world.

The National Hard of Hearing Forum is designed to foster a hard of hearing culture with a sense of belonging, provide valuable resources, and advocate for change. From sharing tips on cochlear implants, BAHA's and hearing aids to discussing mental health and technology, we’re here to support you every step of the way.

🦋🦋🦋 What You’ll Find on Our Site

🌟 Supportive Groups: Join conversations about topics like cochlear implants, bilateral devices, families with children with hearing loss, and youth experiences in our vibrant online groups. 

🌟Stories That Inspire: Read personal stories from individuals living with hearing loss or raising someone with hearing loss and how they’ve embraced their journey.

🌟 Innovative Solutions: Stay updated on the latest tech innovations that enhance hearing and communication.

🦋🦋🦋 Getting Involved

It’s easy to become a part of our growing community. Sign up for our newsletter to stay informed on upcoming events, new blog posts, and advocacy opportunities. Plus, follow us on Instagram @n.h.o.hforum where we share lighthearted, funny, and insightful content to brighten your day.

🦋🦋🦋 How Can We Help You?

Let us know how you feel and what topics are important to you, and we’ll continue to craft resources that make your journey easier. Take our survey so we can get your responses and work on them. Your voice matters here! https://forms.gle/LF4k73k6EggEjibA9

Together, we can create a future where being hard of hearing is not just understood, but celebrated as its own culture.