The largest grant funding round ever announced by the BTA is now accepting applications. Read more
There's plenty of ways to get involved and fundraise online to support our work. Read more
Sometimes, people have problems or issues which, whilst contributing to their tinnitus distress, we cannot help them with. Here are some contacts and websites which may be more appropriate sources of support and information. Read more
Hawthorn extract is sometimes suggested as a supplement which can help tinnitus. Is there any proof that it works? Read more
Guidance for people living with tinnitus during the Covid-19 pandemic. Read more
Guidance for medical professionals during the Covid-19 pandemic Read more
Information for people who are experiencing ringing, buzzing or humming in their head or ear for the first time and are not sure what it is or what to do about it. Read more
This information has been written by the BTA and the British Academy of Audiology (BAA) to help you understand what to expect from tinnitus services during the Covid-19 situation. Read more
Information for people who have experienced tinnitus for quite some time but have found that the stress of the current coronavirus situation or the enforced isolation of social distancing are making your condition worse. Read more
What can you do to help manage tinnitus in these challenging times? Read more
It's very important that you protect your hearing from any potential damage. Loud sounds can be one of the most common causes of tinnitus. Read more
If you want to protect your hearing from tinnitus is loud environments, it's important you know more about how loud is loud. So read more to find out about decibel levels and exposure times. Read more
Tinnitus starts for many different reasons, but sometimes it is preventable. Read on and find out more. Read more
There is a network of independent tinnitus support groups around the country supported by the BTA. Read more
Plug'em is a tinnitus prevention campaign run by the British Tinnitus Association. Read more