The HearStrong Foundation aims to shatter social stigmas and radically challenge the general perception of hearing in our society. The foundation serves to celebrate individuals worldwide who have not only faced hearing loss, but conquered it with a determined spirit, a focused mind and an unwavering heart!
The foundation was founded in 2013 with the goal of inspiring a mass hearing healthcare awareness movement in our country and beyond—a movement that could empower the 80% of people with untreated hearing loss to learn the truth about hearing devices and take control of their health.
The HearStrong Foundation is headquartered in Syracuse, NY.
Contact us at info@hearstrong.org
Wed, 19 Jun 2013 11:44:00 EST
Three Chicago-area natives will be honored by the foundation and professional sports executives for their perseverance in overcoming hearing loss and encouraging others to do the same....Read More
Mon, 10 Jun 2013 08:30:00 EST
Colleen Van Rooy will be recognized for her perseverance in overcoming her hearing loss and encouraging others to do the same....Read More
Fri, 24 May 2013 10:00:00 EST
English rugby star Mat Gilbert is the only deaf professional rugby player in the U.K....Read More
Thanks to our sponsors for their continued support, together we can make a difference by challenging the stigmas associated with hearing loss!
Learn more about hearing loss, hearing aids, cochlear implants and how to live with hearing loss the HearStrong way.
A HearStrong Champion is an individual who refuses to let their hearing loss stand in the way of living a successful, well-rounded life. If this sounds like you or someone you know nominate them today!
HearStrong champions serve as a role model to empower the 80% of people with hearing loss who have yet to seek assistance and motivate them to take control of their hearing health. Find out more about each of their inspirational stories!
The HearStrong Foundation depends on donations large and small from people like you who are passionate about hearing loss and the individuals affected by it.
