Canadian Hearing Services

We are pleased to partner with CBC News to provide American Sign Language (ASL) interpreting for the Ontario Leaders Debate, ensuring accessible election coverage for Deaf Ontarians. Tune in to watch the debate on CBC Television and CBC News Network on February 17, 6:30 PM.

Thanks to a special extension by the Canadian government, the deadline for claiming charitable donations on your 2024 taxes is February 28, 2025. It’s a chance to make a difference in our communities, while also benefiting from tax credits. Donate now at bit.ly/43aC6JB

February is #BlackHistoryMonth. Learn more at bit.ly/4aWmDOP At Canadian Hearing Services, we are committed to learning more about the legacy and contributions of Black people in Canada and how they continue to help shape Canadian history. #BHM2025

Canadians have always come together when it matters most. For 85 years, Canadian Hearing Services has been working side by side with Deaf and hard of hearing Canadians, and we’re still here for you at every step in your journey. Learn more about CHS at: bit.ly/4hJws4W

At Canadian Hearing Services, we provide quality hearing tests, products, and services to support your hearing health. With a commitment to excellence and care, we help Canadians communicate with confidence and enjoy life to the fullest. Learn more: bit.ly/4gybBR2

Tinnitus is the perception of sound that has no external source and can generally only be heard by the person experiencing it. Book a hearing test and get your personalized approach to treatment started at bit.ly/3CNyBxC #TinnitusWeek #HearingHealth #Tinnitus

Congratulations to Ewan Macpherson, Ph.D. (Western University) on being awarded a research grant from CHS Global Partnerships for Research & Innovation. We are proud to support Ewan and his team in their project. Learn more at: bit.ly/4aMYvhA @westernuFHS @westernuNCA

For 85 years, CHS has been proud to support Deaf and hard of hearing Canadians by providing vital services that make everyday life more connected. Whether it's education, employment, or communicating every day, we’re creating a barrier-free Canada. bit.ly/410GFV6

Our National Scholarship Program for the 2025-2026 academic year is now open for applications! As the largest program of its kind in Canada, we’re dedicated to supporting Deaf and hard of hearing students in achieving their academic dreams. Apply today: bit.ly/42Mojs6

The Canadian Hearing Services (CHS) Settlement Program assists Deaf or hard of hearing newcomers address everyday living needs and the transition to life in Canada. Support is available in ASL. To learn more and request service, visit bit.ly/4aNEmrW #Deaf #HardOFHearing

Are you Deaf or Hard of hearing and looking for employment support, as well as guidance, advocacy, and counselling to help manage everyday life events? Join our information session to learn more. An ASL Interpreter will be provided. #ASL #Deaf #HardOfHearing #EmploymentService

We are excited to share that Walter Wittich, Ph.D. (Université de Montréal) has been awarded a research grant from CHS Global Partnerships for Research & Innovation. We look forward to the positive contributions of this ground-breaking research. Learn more bit.ly/40UaVRH

We’re excited to invite you to Canadian Hearing Services’ 9th Annual President’s Scholarship Golf Tournament on Monday, June 16, 2025. By joining, you’ll be helping Deaf and hard of hearing students access scholarships for their post-secondary education. bit.ly/3PVBfEC

Our 2025 National Scholarship applications will open on February 3! Canadian Hearing Services proudly offers scholarships to Deaf and hard of hearing students to help break down financial barriers to participation. To learn more, visit: bit.ly/40KErJp #Scholarships

We are delighted to award John A. E. Anderson, Ph.D. (Carleton University @cu_research ) with a research grant from CHS Global Partnerships for Research & Innovation. Congratulations to John and his team of co-investigators. Learn more at bit.ly/3PTmp1b #HearingLoss

We provide free services to Deaf and hard of hearing people who are living with mental health issues or other serious challenges. To request service, visit bit.ly/4jumFRV *For emergencies: contact 911 or call or text 988 for the Suicide Crisis Helpline. #BellLetsTalk

Learn more about the importance of accessibility in government and public services and explore the measures that organizations can take to support people with hearing loss in our blog at: bit.ly/3POaAJC #Accessibility #Accessible #BarrierFree #AccessibilityMatters

We are pleased to announce that CHS Global Partnerships for Research & Innovation has opened its call for proposals for the two-year funding cycle beginning Fall 2025. Submit your letters of intent by February 28, 2025. To apply or learn more, visit: bit.ly/3WuYf0P #Deaf

DYK @OxfordCounty has 8 #LRES Service Provides to help you find the right job for you? It's true. Visit LRESNetwork.ca for more info on how these experts can help you get ready for the next step in your employment journey. @LEADSEmployment | @cdnhearing | @ces_oxford

CLIENT SUCCESS STORY: Losing her hearing due to severe fever, Samareh has navigated life's challenges with resilience. Visit bit.ly/4amARs2 to learn how our Employment Services team helped Samareh achieve her dreams! #HearingLoss #EmploymentService #Deaf #HardOfHearing