Better Hearing Australia Brisbane Inc in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Disability service

Better Hearing Australia Brisbane Inc

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3844 5065

Address: 433 Logan Road Greenslopes 4120 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: www.bhabrisbane.org.au/contact-us.html

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23.01.2022 Hear For You's HACKATHON hits Brisbane December 16

21.01.2022 Have you sought a hearing service appointment in the last 6 months? You can help inform the Australian Government about your experiences. You are invited to complete a survey that will help identify if, why, and how people are using audiology tele-health services (remote care services). It does not matter whether you received hearing services in-the-clinic or remotely (using tele-health). Please click here for more information and to start the survey: http://uwa.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9M17FzyjnTwxemh

19.01.2022 Federal Government commits $21M over 5 years to Hearing health...

13.01.2022 Interim report details how people with disability experience violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation across all aspects of their lives.

04.01.2022 Deafness Forum of Australia partners with ida Institute By Clint McLean, ida Institute The mission of Deafness Forum of Australia is to make hearing health and wellbeing a national priority, making the organization an easy fit as our newest official partner. Deafness Forum of Australia represents 3.5 million Australians with hearing loss, ear and balance disorders, people who use sign language, and their families. Their work encompasses the full human experience and includes ...accessibility in communications and the made environment, human rights, justice, education, employment, transport, health, and aged care. The organization joins 27 other Ida partners working to advance hearing care through a more person-centered approach. Deafness Forum of Australia and the Ida Institute also collaborate as members of the World Hearing Forum, which is a WHO initiative to promote hearing care at a global scale. Speaking of the new partnership with Ida, Steve Williamson, Chief Executive of Deafness Forum of Australia, said, We share a vision for person-centered care by empathetic professionals; and informed consumers who understand, value, and expect person-centered care from their service providers. We’ve known and promoted Ida’s work and resources for several years and through this partnership, we can do more to promote person-centered and family-centered care in Australia. Ida’s Managing Director, Lise Lotte Bundesen, said, Deafness Forum of Australia is very much aligned with our person-centered values. They bring a wealth of knowledge and experience from advocating for people with hearing loss to this partnership. Their insight and ideas will be very appreciated, not only by us, but by our entire partner network. I look forward to beginning to work with them very soon.

03.01.2022 A 'Glimpse into the World Report on Hearing' from the World Health Organisation in the lead up to World Hearing Day 2021 - "Hearing Care For All" Click the link below and register for the webinar

03.01.2022 Better Hearing Australia Brisbane Inc. (BHAB) is a proudly independent consumer-led not-for-profit organisation promoting best practice in hearing loss management through advocacy, support, education and training. We deliver a range of support services to people with hearing loss and disorders of the ear across Queensland, please see our website for further details www.bhabrisbane.org.au We are seeking highly capable, motivated, and values-driven individuals with strong pro...fessional networks to join our board who have significant thought leadership in hearing loss (either professionally or academically) and/or a strong background in corporate governance within the not for profit sector. Our board currently meets once a month and have provisions for remote attendance. We prioritise lived experience with hearing loss but are open to expressions of interest from all appropriately qualified individuals. For more information and to express your interest, please contact [email protected] or (07) 3844 5065. See more