Training/Advice
Workshop
Event
Hearing Aid User Support Session- Belfast City Centre
RNID
This is a free event
Do you work in Belfast City Centre and need support with your hearing aids or information on hearing loss? Come and see us on Thursday 29th August from 5pm - 7pm.
Come and see us at our free Hearing Aid User Support Service for:
- Retubing, ear mould cleaning and battery replacement
- Basic training for hearing aid use and maintenance
- Information on other equipment and services to support you at home or work
- Basic hearing check if you are worried about your hearing
Our service is funded by the HSCB and our trained volunteers and staff would love to help you!
Sector:
- Disability
Date and Time
- -
Location
Harvester House
4-8 Adelaide Street
Belfast
BT2 8GA
United Kingdom
Hearing Aid User Support Session- Belfast City Centre
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