Hearing Services
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Opportunity to write a legal Will for free—NextSense and Safewill partnership
Looking after your loved ones is always going to be your top priority when writing your Will. But did you know leaving a gift of 1% of your estate to an important cause can make a huge difference?
Grace’s person at NextSense—her key worker
- Hearing
Grace has been through a lot in her short life—successfully fighting stage four cancer, undergoing major surgery, and enduring extensive chemotherapy that resulted in significant hearing loss.
NextSense School students meet Her Royal Highness Princess Anne
- Vision
- Hearing
Last month, some of our lucky NextSense students were invited to personally greet Her Royal Highness Princess Anne, when she arrived in Kirribilli as part of her three-day visit to Australia.
Zara unleashes her creativity with the support of assistive technology
- Vision
Theatre buff and creative, Zara, has been receiving support from our School Support team since she was in pre-school.
Cochlear implants and Auslan—why being bilingual works for Lucy’s family
- Hearing
Phillip and Lucy are both deaf and have bilateral cochlear implants. They have extended the gift of sound to their children while keeping their strong connection to the Deaf community through Auslan.
NextSense supporters head to Longreach for historic anniversary flight
- Vision
- Hearing
Next month, the Pathfinders are heading on an anniversary trip to the Qantas Founders Museum to celebrate 20 years of fundraising flights and tour Longreach attractions.
Grace's incredible story of resilience and hope—her battle with cancer
- Hearing
Grace and her parents have been through a lot in the toddler’s short life—successfully fighting cancer, undergoing major surgery, and enduring chemotherapy that resulted in significant hearing loss.
NextSense welcomes Federal Budget funding injection for world-class centre for hearing and vision loss
NextSense welcomes the contribution of $12.5 million towards our new innovation centre at Macquarie University, which was announced in Tuesday's Budget.
Supporting our Lismore team after the floods
- Vision
- Hearing
Last week, like many others in the region, NextSense faced the difficult task of cleaning out our Lismore centre after the flood.
The enormous impact of Australian hearing loss is hiding in plain sight
- Hearing
NextSense Chief Executive, Chris Rehn shares his insight on the impact of hidden hearing loss on Australian communities and what more we can do to improve outcomes.
