1st Saturday of the month
Hearing dogs are specially trained service animals that alert people with hearing loss to important sounds like doorbells, smoke alarms, ringing phones, or someone calling their name. They use a gentle nudge or touch to get their handler’s attention and then lead them toward the source of the sound. These dogs provide greater safety, confidence, and independence by acting as an extra set of ears in both home and public settings. They also offer steady companionship, reducing the isolation that often accompanies hearing loss.
Everyone is welcome, whether members or non-members. To assist with planning, please register using the button below.
Our meetings are held in the Club Room at the Creekside Complex in Rossmoor, Walnut Creek, a venue chosen for its strong accessibility features.
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April 4, 2026 Canine Companion — meeting type Zoom hybrid, additional information to follow, Zoom registration
May 2, 2026 Aural Rehabilitation — meeting type Zoom hybrid, more information to follow
June 6, 2026 Traveling with Hearing Loss — Traveling with hearing loss can be a stressful experience. Learn how you can conquer the challeges of hearing loss while you travel. Tips, resources, experiences, and the law. — meeting type Zoom hybrid
Saturday, May 30, 2026, Robert W. Crown Memorial State Beach, 8th St. and Otis Dr., Alameda, CA.
More Walk information from HLAA — If you want to help the chapter, additional information will follow.
HLAA Annual Convention – June 10 – 12, 2026, Louisville, KY.
See our last meeting, Hearing Loss 101, Part 3 — InnoCaption, on YouTube, including a summary of the recording.
info@hearinglossdv.org 925-264-1199
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