Adult Loss of Hearing Association

Adult Loss of Hearing Association is a nonprofit support and advocacy organization that provides hearing loss services for hard of hearing or deaf adults.

Typically these adults with hearing loss had it in their preschool years, after learning language, or lost hearing in later life due to illness, aging or environmental factors.

Adult Loss of Hearing Association was founded in 1984 by Gloria Baral, a former teacher who had lost her hearing as an adult. Her own experience with deafness, and her own need for support prompted her to establish "Adult Loss of Hearing Association" to provide peer support, advocacy, information and training to individuals with hearing loss, enabling them to improve their quality of life.

Adult Loss of Hearing Association is a 501(c)(3) organization and it operates on tax deductible contributions from members and businesses, grants, and bequests. A golf tournament and other fund raising events are held throughout the year. All funds are used to support our programs.

Adult Loss of Hearing Association Bylaws

The mission of Adult Loss of Hearing Association is to provide a support system for individuals with acquired deafness and/or hearing loss and their families ensuring their participation in the mainstream of life.

Volunteers needed

• A Volunteer for Let's Loop Tucson project.
• A typist for our peer support meetings on Tuesdays from 1 - 2 PM. The text is projected onto a screen as assistance to recent deaf.
• Office volunteer to answer the phone, do copying, filing and other tasks.
• Volunteer grant writer. Would work with the treasurer and board members.

Wishlist:

• Donations of equipment, furnishings or money are always needed, and are really appreciated!
• A Copier
• 4 six foot conference room tables (new or like new)
• Used hearing aids for the Hearing Aid Bank
• New or used assistive devices for hard of hearing people
• New carpeting plus installation

ALOHA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. 

Your donation is tax deductible.