Empowering, connecting and enriching the lives of people who are hard of hearing

We empower, connect and enrich the lives of people who are hard of hearing by giving them access to sound through the technology of cochlear implants.

At The Hearing House, we foster a community of support, empowering people who are hard of hearing to make their own choices based on their individual needs, and those of their families and whānau.

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Artwork by Hearing House client Bev Hickson-Snook

At The Hearing House we foster a community of support, empowering people who are hard of hearing and their whānau to explore potential and make choices on their journey.

Through our passionate and dedicated team of audiologists, specialised therapists, and support staff we deliver a range of services and programmes to help people with cochlear implants and many others whose hearing has been impacted in some way.

CONSIDERING A COCHLEAR IMPLANT?

For a cochlear implant recipient, receiving your implant is just the beginning of your journey to access sound.

If you’re considering a cochlear implant, our dedicated team of audiologists, specialised therapists and support staff can work with you, your whānau and our partners to establish a community of care that enables you to make your own choices at every stage of your journey.

ALREADY HAVE A COCHLEAR IMPLANT?

We provide a lifetime of care for our clients, including ongoing check-ups, assessments, funding assistance, counselling and support, and equipment needs.

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"The Hearing House is wonderful. My wife's life – and my life too – has been transformed after getting a cochlear implant with them. They deserve all the help they can get."

LIVES WE HAVE CHANGED

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"Music is a happy place for me to be"

Young Hearing House client makes his acting debut in hit Netflix show

Peppa Pig and her ‘magic ear’ – two of Holly Duncan-Owens’ favourite things

Give the Gift of Sound

The Hearing House couldn’t exist without the support of its funders, donors, trusts and benefactors. Their generosity enables us to continue to support children, young people and adults who are hard of hearing, along with their whānau, towards a brighter future.

Find out how you can support us.