Fox Valley Chapter Leadership Board: L to R : Christine (Amherst Junction), Rhonda (Neenah), Dale (Chilton), Jane, seated (Appleton, Michelle (Greenville), Julie (Appleton)
Chapter Meeting On Zoom
Monday, June 13 at 6:30 pm (Cst)
“Hearing Loss & Aging...with Technology”
Beverly Biderman is the author of the award-winning book “Wired For Sound; A Journey Into Hearing” that shares her personal experiences, along with a great deal of information about public perceptions of hearing loss, progress in treatment and more. She enjoys public speaking, writes a blog, and feels that reaching out to help others learn more about available hearing help is her calling. Beverly, a past president of the Canadian Hearing Society, worked as a computer analyst before retiring.
Join us on June 13th to hear more about Beverly’s story.
Captions will be provided on Zoom.
The link to register in advance is below. Once registered you’ll receive the link to enter the meeting.
Save it! Request this link at hlaafoxvalley@gmail.com if you get the newsletter in print.
Sign in between 6:15 & 6:30PM on June 13th. See you there! Someone will win an autographed copy of her book!
Registration:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/ tZEuduuopzwoH9fKzGm3sYN7YsvL4YQb33bg
Welcome to The Fox Valley Chapter Hearing Loss Association of America.
HLAA Fox Valley Chapter (FVC) meets in Appleton. Meetings draw people from a large geographical region in northeastern Wisconsin. The chapter brings people with hearing loss together to share personal experiences, to learn about medical research and options in technology, and to provide peer support. Family members and friends are welcome.
FVC publishes a monthly newsletter that contains information about monthly meetings, educational programs, and two chapter subgroups. It contains a wealth of information of interest to people who use hearing aids and/or cochlear implants. The current issue is posted HERE on this web page. Past issues are archived below. The newsletter is available on request by e-mail or by regular postal mail. Let us know how and where to send it. Subscribe at: hlaafoxvalley@gmail.com Please put ‘newsletter request’ in the subject header.
HLAA FVC, one of the oldest chapters in the country, has been meeting since 1983. We have touched the lives of thousands of hard of hearing people of all ages. Meetings are open to anyone interested in learning. We encourage those who learn to help us reach out to others who can benefit from receiving unbiased, firsthand, experiential information and support. It helps to know you are not alone with the frustrations, fears and fatigue that hearing loss brings.
The majority of the chapter’s regular meetings feature educational presentations and presenters. We are always looking for ideas and potential presenters. Please share your ideas with us. hlaafoxvalley@gmail.com
HLAA FVC has two subgroups that meet outside regular chapter meetings. The Cochlear Implant Group is open to anyone with a cochlear implant and to those who are seeking firsthand information about them. H.O.P.E., which stands for “Hearing Other People’s Experiences”, is a pure discussion group that brings people together to talk about how hearing loss affects their lives. It is especially helpful to those who are early in their hearing loss journey.
Due to COVID restrictions, the chapter and its subgroups are meeting on Zoom videoconferencing until further notice. Let us know if you’d like to participate. We will send you a link to the meetings. hlaafoxvalley@gmail.com When we are able to meet in person again, it will be posted on this web page, and further information will be in the chapter newsletter.
HLAA FVC is organized and supported by volunteers. We need more of them. Currently, we are seeking volunteer assistance with website building, phone assistance, technology management, publicity and advertising; including outreach to thousands of people in the region who could benefit from the information we have to share. We’d like very much to change the ‘best kept secret’ image that follows us. Please let us know if you can help us get the word out.
HLAA FVC has volunteers available to present to outside groups on request. We can also provide in service training. Feel free to call on us. hlaafoxvalley@gmail.com
The chapter sponsors the Fox Trotters Team in the annual Milwaukee Walk4Hearing. We’d love to have you join the team or contribute to the participants efforts. www.walk4hearing.org Milwaukee Walk. HLAA Fox Valley Chapter Fox Trotters. Thanks for considering.
FVC publishes a monthly newsletter that contains information about monthly meetings, educational programs, and two chapter subgroups. It contains a wealth of information of interest to people who use hearing aids and/or cochlear implants. The current issue is posted HERE on this web page. Past issues are archived below. The newsletter is available on request by e-mail or by regular postal mail. Let us know how and where to send it. Subscribe at: hlaafoxvalley@gmail.com Please put ‘newsletter request’ in the subject header.
HLAA FVC, one of the oldest chapters in the country, has been meeting since 1983. We have touched the lives of thousands of hard of hearing people of all ages. Meetings are open to anyone interested in learning. We encourage those who learn to help us reach out to others who can benefit from receiving unbiased, firsthand, experiential information and support. It helps to know you are not alone with the frustrations, fears and fatigue that hearing loss brings.
The majority of the chapter’s regular meetings feature educational presentations and presenters. We are always looking for ideas and potential presenters. Please share your ideas with us. hlaafoxvalley@gmail.com
HLAA FVC has two subgroups that meet outside regular chapter meetings. The Cochlear Implant Group is open to anyone with a cochlear implant and to those who are seeking firsthand information about them. H.O.P.E., which stands for “Hearing Other People’s Experiences”, is a pure discussion group that brings people together to talk about how hearing loss affects their lives. It is especially helpful to those who are early in their hearing loss journey.
Due to COVID restrictions, the chapter and its subgroups are meeting on Zoom videoconferencing until further notice. Let us know if you’d like to participate. We will send you a link to the meetings. hlaafoxvalley@gmail.com When we are able to meet in person again, it will be posted on this web page, and further information will be in the chapter newsletter.
HLAA FVC is organized and supported by volunteers. We need more of them. Currently, we are seeking volunteer assistance with website building, phone assistance, technology management, publicity and advertising; including outreach to thousands of people in the region who could benefit from the information we have to share. We’d like very much to change the ‘best kept secret’ image that follows us. Please let us know if you can help us get the word out.
HLAA FVC has volunteers available to present to outside groups on request. We can also provide in service training. Feel free to call on us. hlaafoxvalley@gmail.com
The chapter sponsors the Fox Trotters Team in the annual Milwaukee Walk4Hearing. We’d love to have you join the team or contribute to the participants efforts. www.walk4hearing.org Milwaukee Walk. HLAA Fox Valley Chapter Fox Trotters. Thanks for considering.
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