You can donate by buying products from our Friend of the Foundation Hearing Aid Accessories through E-bay! 10% of your purchase will go to our charity – https://www.charity.ebay.co.uk/charity/UK-Veterans-Hearing-Foundation/3975925 Mr Taylor was with the Royal Engineers for 2 years. He was a trainer a Farborough and would take the new intakes

Thomas Agnew joined HMF in 1971 as a 17-year-old.  After his basic training, he was posted to an Artillery Regiment at Barton Stacey in Hampshire. Whilst the others were deployed to Northern Ireland, he was still under 18 and was not allowed to go, so he was given a chance

Audiologist Rosie Dooley went to her local pub The Stirrup Cup and Mr Eddie Hammond, who was fitted with top of the range hearing aids was performing with “Debbie Rooker’s Trad and Blues Band”. He was most definitely the life and soul of the group and Rosie said “it was

Mr Nicholson was in the royal artillery for approx. 15 years. Exposed to tremendous amounts of noise on a daily bases. The hearing loss he suffered as a result has affected his ability to understand the clarity of speech in back ground noise, to the point he has stopped going

Alan Walker served in the 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment 1977 to 1986 and was exposed to loud noises. Mr Walker was found to have symmetrical bilateral normal sloping mild to moderate sensorineural hearing loss. He also suffered very badly with tinnitus, and could not bock this out. Alan struggled

UK Veterans Hearing Foundation are now located in their new office in Hinckley. 6 New Buildings Hinckley Leicestershire LE10 1HW Have a look on the link below and check out what else is going on in the building. Leicester Mercury Website Click Here