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Please install the Flash Plugin Action on Hearing Loss Scotland represents the 850,000 people who are deaf or have a hearing loss in Scotland. Our staff and volunteers offer a wide range of services, including communication, information and employment services.

We're working hard to break the barriers faced by people who are deaf or have a hearing loss in accessing services, employment and education opportunities. There are plenty of ways in which you can help us. Why not take a hearing check yourself or join in with a fundraising event?

Humza Yousaf MSP and Delia Henry, Director of Action on Hearing Loss Scotland.

Campaigns in Scotland

We’re campaigning to help the 850,000 people in Scotland who live with deafness or hearing loss. Get in touch or have a look through our campaign pages to see what grabs your attention?
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Action on Hearing Loss Scotland fundraisers at The Body Shop in Glasgow during a fundraising event.

Fundraising in Scotland

Whether you're a large organisation looking to do some charitable fundraising or a local community group seeking to make a difference, we’re here to help you organise your event every step of the way.
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John Legg, Director RNIB Scotland, Teri O'Boyle, Sevice User, Public Health Minister, Michael Matheson MSP & Delia Henry Director Action on Hearing Loss Scotland.

Policy and research in Scotland

What issues about hearing loss would you like politicians in Scotland to take notice of? Find out how our Policy and Research team are working to help people with hearing loss in Scotland.
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Member of Scottish Parliament, Bob Dorris visiting our Hear to Help service at Maryhill.

Services in Scotland

Action on Hearing Loss offers a number of services in Scotland that can be tailored to an individual's needs.
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A lady using a phone from the Action on Hearing Loss shop.

Team and contacts in Scotland

We’re always here to help. If you’d like to talk to one our team or if you have an enquiry then please get in touch.
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Information line - telephone 0808 808 0123 (freephone)

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