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Resources: SHHH

As often as possible, I will post on HearingMojo.com links to other sources of information, along with brief descriptions on how and why I've found them useful.  The first place anyone experiencing hearing loss should go is Self Help for Hard of Hearing People (SHHH) at www.shhh.org.   It is the largest service and organization for people with hearing loss.  It has a technology center that assesses the latest assistive listening devices, a lobbying group that follows and supports legislation in Washington and the state capitols, several publications and newsletters that provide a wealth of useful information, and its own weblog with multiple discussion sites.  It also sponsors research on issues and technologies such as cochlear implants.  And it has an annual national conference with educational seminars and a trade-show floor where vendors display their products.

Terry Portis, executive director of SHHH, was recruited several years ago to expand the organization's membership and create a higher profile among advocacy groups.  He has a lot of experience running non-profits and has brought a more professional tone to the organization.  At the same time, Terry is personally committed and knowledgeable because his wife is hearing impaired, and he speaks frequently about the adjustments his family has made to communicate effectively.

SHHH: Self Help for Hard of Hearing People www.shhh.org



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