Cindy Aitken Speaks At The Hear Now Café Sept. 12

  • Friday, August 19, 2016

The Hear Now Café hosts monthly potluck meetings, a peer support group for people who suffer hearing loss and their families. The Café is a non-denominational gathering for anyone disabled with hearing loss. Veterans with tinnitus and loss of hearing are welcome. 

The Hear Now Café will meet Monday, Sept. 12, from 6:30-9 p.m. Cindy Aitken, founder and owner of All Access Captions will share “How Captioning Works and how it benefits the hard of hearing in the local church.” 

The Hear Now Café event will be held in the fellowship hall on the ground floor behind the Access Church, 4064 South Access Road.  The building is wheelchair user accessible. 

The Hear Now Café was established to help encourage friends with hearing loss and provide an opportunity to meet new friends who live with hearing loss. Mild to moderate hearing loss group comprises the largest handicap in America. 

This event is hearing accessible and equipped with the FM hearing devices and the Tele-coil loop system for those with “T” coils in their hearing aids. Participants will be able to see, hear and understand everything. 

The event is free, but participants are asked to bring a dish to share with the group. Meat and drinks will be provided. Register for this event at www.letmypeoplehear.com and click on the event tab. Find out more information by emailing letmypeoplehear@yahoo. or call 624-1669.

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