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Tel/Minicom: 01603 404440
Fax: 01603 404433
Email: nda@norfolkdeaf.org.uk

 

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Hearing Support Service
 
  • Do you have problems with your hearing aid?
  • Have you found your hearing aid more difficult than you imagined?
  • Is fitting the mould into your ear a problem?
  • Did you find it hard to remember the instructions you were given at the hospital?

 

It takes time to adjust to wearing a hearing aid and some people take longer than others to get used to them.  Others may find it difficult to get out and about to access help, or do not know where to go for assistance.

We cannot maintain private aids, unfortunately.
 

  

Home Visits

Home visits cater for those with limited mobility, while the static and mobile clinics provide access to our service in towns and villages near to where the service users live.

The aim of the service is to provide assistance to those affected by hearing loss by advising in the use, cleaning and maintenance of hearing aids and by signposting users and their families to other specialist services.

For more details, about the home visits contact Pam Spicer,

Tel: 01603 404440, or

Email: nhss@norfolkdeaf.org.uk

Outreach Service
 

The NDA offers an outreach service which is delivered across Norfolk by a team of well-trained and dedicated volunteers, and we do this by means of:  

 

 

 

  
MORE ABOUT NDA
 

The Norfolk Deaf Association was founded in 1898 to look after the profoundly deaf.

Watch our video to learn more about what we do.

 

  

Static Clinics

Static Clinics are run from 13 locations, which include GP surgeries (i.e. Holt, Coltishall, Fakenham), residential or nursing homes (i.e. Cromer, Hethersett) and community hospitals (i.e. Kelling).

Most clinics are run on a monthly basis and enable NHS hearing aid users to drop in to have their hearing aids maintained or for batteries.

Click here to view the Static Clinic Timetable

 

 

Mobile Clinic

Our Mobile Clinic, the Listen Here! Bus, reaches many towns and villages, covering a wide spread of geographical areas in Norfolk.

The Listen Here! Bus visits venues around Norfolk, offering support, advice and information to people with hearing loss and to their families, friends and carers.

Click here to view the Mobile Clinic Timetable

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