We’re Here For You
The Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA) nationwide community offers education, connection and support to the growing number of people with, and at risk of, hearing loss. Be empowered—take the next step with us.
Learn more about types, causes, symptoms and treatments in our Hearing Loss 101 page.
Visit our Find Support page to learn about technology, hearing health professionals and strategies to thrive.
See how HLAA fights every day for the rights of people with hearing loss on our Advocacy and Resources page.
Hasbro Partners with HLAA!
Every child’s hearing journey is unique—so we teamed up with Hasbro to create a Peppa Pig–inspired, kid‑friendly activity for our Hearing Loss 101 Toolkit.
Hasbro Partners with HLAA!
Every child’s hearing journey is unique—so we teamed up with Hasbro to create a Peppa Pig–inspired, kid‑friendly activity for our Hearing Loss 101 Toolkit.
Looking for Local Support?
HLAA Chapters and groups connect people, change lives and empower local communities across the U.S.
Join the HLAA Movement
Together our voice is stronger! Help us build a world where everyone with hearing loss is supported and empowered. Be part of the HLAA community today.
HLAA is Changing Lives
Through trusted education, powerful advocacy and our nationwide network of support, HLAA helps millions with hearing loss thrive every day.
News & Updates
Professional Strategies to Disclose Hearing Loss in the Workplace
Empowering strategies and real-life examples from a professional addressing when, why, and how job seekers and employees should disclose their hearing loss.
Hawaii Takes a Huge Step Toward Better Hearing Health
A new law in Hawaii will lead to the development of a State Plan on Hearing Loss to address vital hearing healthcare needs and close service gaps.
How to File a Complaint About Television Closed Captions
Learn how to report missing, inaccurate or out of sync television captions with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
Upcoming Events
Bringing Hope to Hearing Loss
Walk4Hearing events in over 15 cities each year promote hearing health and support local people facing hearing loss.
