Photographs taken at the launch event for the Hearing Access Protocol on Thursday, 2nd August 2018.
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Photos of a positive, powerful and purposeful event
Sally Shaw of Ideas for Ears, explains how & why the Hearing Access Protocol came about
Useful information shared: attendees at the launch event
Some of those who attended the launch event in Volunteer Scotland's CommUnity Bubble Tent
Keith Docherty, global event and meeting specialist, Fusion Group UK
Janis McDonald, Chief Officer, deafscotland
Morven Brooks, Chief Executive of Disability Equality Scotland
Jonathan Reid, Sensory Impairment Strategy Coordinator for Scotland, Health & Social Care Alliance
Jill Bradshaw of ATLA (Asssociation of Teachers of Lipreading to Adults)
Professor Ian Welsh OBE, Chief Executive, Health & Social Care Alliance Scotland
Alexander Stewart MSP, Mid Scotland and Fife
George Thomson, Chief Executive, Volunteer Scotland
Bob Sparkes, Member of Stirling Hearing Hub and Callander U3A
Alexander Stewart, MSP for Mid Scotland and Fife, with Sally Shaw of Ideas for Ears
Alison Delaney, Member of Stirling Hearing Hub and supported by Lenny, her Hearing Dog of Deaf People
Alan Blue, Member of Forth Valley U3A and the Stirling Hearing Hub
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info@ideasforears.org.uk
07739 581059