Mr Alistair Wilson served with the Royal Artillery for 13 years, he was exposed to live firing and was in close proximity to tanks whilst they were blasting their weapons. This now showing he has had a lot of exposure to noise during his time in service. Mr Wilson reports

Mr Kevin Key started with the UK Veterans Hearing Help in 2018. Once a hearing test was carried out, it was found that Mr Key has mild to severe sensorineural hearing loss in his right ear, and a flat severe sensorineural hearing loss in the left ear. How his hearing

  The UK Veterans Hearing Foundation has taken their first Veteran through the tinnitus pathway with The Hearing Coach and the outcome is fantastic!   Frank’s Review:  ‘As a man who had entered his ‘seventies’ the prospect of a one-on-one weekly consultation spread over 8 sessions was more than a

Mr Robert Churchill came to us for hearing support in 2018. Mr Churchill has worn hearing aids for nearly 20 years. He was referred for an MRI scan in 2000 by his works medical for asymmetrical loss, firing rifles has caused his hearing to deteriorate over time, he has had

Christopher’s time in Service Mr Clarke served 33 years in the Navy and was using firearms and around gunfire for a large amount of his time in the Forces. The majority of Mr Clarke’s career has been in the Royal Navy, at least 95% plus, therefore his hearing loss is

Alan’s time in the Royal Marines Mr Henderson was in the Royal Marines from 2008 to 2014 From 2008 – 2010 he fired rifles on ranges with hearing protection, he fired and received rockets and mortars, he was involved in building clearances using grenades. In Afghanistan in 2010 he stood