Hearing Aid Project

Hearing Aid Project Learn more at HearingAidDonations.org. For those who require assistive devices, economics shouldn’t be a barrier to hearing health.

The Hearing Aid Project (HAP), a program of Sertoma International, is a national nonprofit initiative dedicated to providing free hearing aids to qualifying low-income individuals who cannot otherwise afford them. Driven by the missions of organizations like Sertoma and Hearing Charities of America, and through the generosity of so many others, hearing aids are now available to those who might otherwise go without.

07/29/2026

Even the professionals who make music for a living aren't immune to hearing loss as Grammy-winning DJ Purple Disco Machine recently paused his summer tour after
experiencing severe tinnitus and sudden hearing loss.

Following his doctors' advice, he's taking time away from performing to let his ears recover—a powerful reminder that hearing health should never be taken for granted.

Sadly, Purple Disco Machine cancels summer shows as he addresses ongoing tinnitus and hearing loss. Health comes first.

07/26/2026

There are moments that remind us just how life-changing the gift of hearing can be. 💙 Happy National Parent Appreciation Day!

"It was incredible and emotional … for them to turn their head to the sound of my voice and see their little eyes widen"

07/23/2026

We always love seeing the professionals at our HAP partner, HearingLife, share their expertise with their community!

As a hearing instrument specialist, Erik Rumsa loves helping people embrace technology to hear their best.

A heartfelt thank you to the incredible creators of Ear Goes Nothing (Ash, Devin and Argo from SillyMart) for turning th...
07/23/2026

A heartfelt thank you to the incredible creators of Ear Goes Nothing (Ash, Devin and Argo from SillyMart) for turning their creativity into something that helps change lives.

This Gravity Falls-inspired fan comic is doing more than entertaining readers. Profits from Ear Goes Nothing are being donated to Sertoma's Hearing Aid Project, helping provide hearing devices to individuals in need.

Comic

07/21/2026

We are so proud of one of our favorite ambassadors, Randi Haselwood Cole, on winning this title! Thank to you to Randi for her many years of support to the Hearing Aid Project.

07/21/2026

Hearing loss isn't just part of getting older—and it's not something to ignore.

According to the World Health Organization, 1 in 3 adults ages 65-74 experiences hearing loss, while more than 1 billion young people worldwide are at risk of permanent hearing damage from unsafe listening habits like loud earbuds, concerts, and sporting events. The good news? Many cases of noise-related hearing loss are preventable with simple steps like lowering the volume, taking listening breaks and wearing hearing protection.

If hearing loss has already become part of your life and the cost of hearing aids is keeping you from getting help, the Hearing Aid Project may be able to assist. Learn more at HearingAidDonations.org.

WHO warns over 1 billion young people risk hearing loss from unsafe listening. Learn how to protect your hearing for the future.

07/19/2026

Could you be missing the signs of hearing loss? Hearing loss often develops gradually, which means family and friends are frequently the first to notice the changes.

The good news? A simple hearing test can determine whether hearing aids or other solutions could help. Even better news? Today's hearing aids are more advanced, comfortable and effective than ever before!

Although hearing loss often begins as early as one’s 40s or 50s, most people don’t realize it has happened until much later. "Often it is the people who live with around the person who notice hearing loss first,” says Dr. Sonia Sehgal, a geriatrician who leads UCI Health Senior Health Services...

07/17/2026

👓 What if your glasses could help you hear better?

New smart glasses with built-in hearing technology are giving adults with mild to moderate hearing loss another option for staying connected in everyday conversations. As hearing technology continues to evolve, more people have opportunities to find solutions that fit their lifestyle.

Discover how Nuance Audio Smart Glasses are transforming hearing technology with discreet, stylish audio assistance.

07/14/2026

Summer is filled with the moments we remember most, but if you're struggling to hear, those moments can slip away.

Make hearing health a priority this season! If you've noticed you're asking people to repeat themselves or turning up the TV, it may be time for a hearing test. And for those whose hearing aids are no longere enough, other solutions, including cochlear implants, may be worth discussing with your doctor.

Don't let hearing loss steal your summer memories. Make hearing health part of your wellness journey.

/PRNewswire/ -- Summer is a season for social events, backyard barbecues, family vacations, and long conversations with friends. But for the more than 37...

Reminder: Sertomans can walk in person or virtually in support of HAP when they choose Sertoma's Hearing Aid Project as ...
07/13/2026

Reminder: Sertomans can walk in person or virtually in support of HAP when they choose Sertoma's Hearing Aid Project as their beneficiary!

The HLAA Walk4Hearing fall season is on the horizon! 🍁

Join us as we go the distance for hearing health at 10 Walks around the country this autumn. Whether you walk, volunteer or donate, you'll help raise awareness and support programs that empower people with hearing loss in communities nationwide.

📍Find a Walk near you and sign up: walk4hearing.org/find-a-walk

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20 W. 14th. Avenue , Ste. 135
Kansas City, MO
64116

Opening Hours

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Tuesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
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