Connecting With CHHA-NL During COVID-19

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Ways To Connect

The CHHA-NL team is responding to phone calls and emails as we continue with business virtually. Please reach out to a Hearing Loss Support Specialist with your questions. 

Book you appointment online:

Please book a phone appointment or a virtual appointment (Zoom, TEAMS, FaceTime).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

E-mail:
programs@chha-nl.ca

Phone:
(709) 753-3224 ext: 228
Toll free 1-888-753-3224 ext: 228

Please leave a voicemail.

By video chat:
We can meet through a video chat for information and support.  Please connect with us to learn more about this option.

By text:
If you would like to send a question by text message you can reach a staff member by
texting 1-709-725-3224.  Please note: this number is not intended for voice calls.

By Facebook Messenger:

Click Here to connect with CHHA-NL programs & services staff via Facebook Messenger

Technology Lending Program

This program offers the opportunity for individuals to try hearing assistive devices, such as amplified telephones, for a short term, to find a suitable device before making a purchase.

Learn more about the types of technology available to borrow from this recent segment on NTV news.

To Arrange To Borrow A Piece of Technology

Loans can be arranged using one of the following contact methods:

  1. Toll Free Phone in Newfoundland and Labrador 1-888-753-322 or (709) 753-3224 in the St. John’s region – please leave a message and someone will return your call within 24-48 hours.
  2. E-mail Andrea Augot at aaugot@chha-nl.ca
  3. Via Facebook Messenger
  4. By sending a text message to 709-725-3224

How To Get Your Borrowed Technology

Curb side pick up of devices to limit contact at the CHHA-NL Provincial office OR devices can be mailed anywhere in Newfoundland and Labrador. All curb side pick up must be pre-arranged and is by appointment only.  No walk-ins are permitted at this time.

 

 

Hearing Assistive Technology Sales

As a social enterprise to support CHHA-NL’s technology lending program, we offer the purchase of select hearing assistive devices. These devices include:

  1. pocket talkers (personal amplification device)
  2. cordless and corded amplified telephones and
  3. a fire alert system.

How To Purchase A Piece Of Technology

Please contact our coordinator Andrea Augot to arrange to purchase a piece of technology

  1. Toll Free Phone in Newfoundland and Labrador 1-888-753-322 or (709) 753-3224 in the St. John’s region – please leave a message and someone will return your call within 24-48 hours.
  2. E-mail Andrea Augot at aaugot@chha-nl.ca
  3. Via Facebook Messenger
  4. By sending a text message to 709-725-3224

Sales will primarily be done over the phone with payment through credit card.
The device can be mailed anywhere in Newfoundland and Labrador or received through curb side pick up at CHHA-NL’s Provincial office in Mount Pearl.
All curb side pick up must be pre-arranged and is by appointment only.  No walk-ins are permitted at this time. 

 

Every day we listen to your questions and provide answers about better hearing in Newfoundland and Labrador.

If you have questions about:

  • your hearing or a family member’s hearing,
  • hearing aids,
  • technology for better hearing (such as telephone, personal or group listening, safety and alerting systems),
  • communication,
  • financial assistance,
  • working with hearing loss,
  • hearing better in social situations,
  • hearing better in public places,
  • the effects of noise on your hearing,
  • Tinnitus,
  • Meniere’s Disease
  • and more

A hearing loss support specialist is here to help you. Services are FREE of charge and available throughout Newfoundland and Labrador.

 

Today is the perfect time to learn something new with CHHA-NL

We have put together a list of some of CHHA-NL’s top online resources to help you keep your mind active during COVID-19 self-isolation.

Read, watch and interact with these 5 excellent tools for learning

 

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