Financial support
Your hearing loss may mean you are entitled to different kinds of financial support, or as they are commonly known benefits. This will depend on how your hearing loss affects you and your current financial situation.
Your hearing loss may mean you are entitled to different kinds of financial support, or as they are commonly known benefits. This will depend on how your hearing loss affects you and your current financial situation.
Though there are many more types of benefits, the main types of benefit which you may be eligible if you have hearing loss are:
Attendance Allowance (AA) - The AA benefit is for people who have reached state pension age. DLA is still available, but this benefit is now for children and young people up to the age of 16.
There are several organisations who can provide detailed information that will help you to understand what financial support you could apply for. They are:
If you would like to apply for financial support, the process varies depending on where you reside in the UK. To find out more about applying, visit the relevant Government website for your UK country:
Registered charity in England and Wales no. 293358 and in Scotland no. SC040486. Royal Patron HRH The Princess Royal.