Newport Hard of Hearing & Tinnitus Group

About the group

A friendly group with a variety of speakers, social activities, and opportunities to talk to each other.

Where the group meets

Conference Room
Riverfront Arts Centre
Kingsway
Newport
NP20 1HG

When the group meets

On the 3rd Wednesday of every month, 2-4pm

How to find out more

Contact Bridie on 01633215882 / [email protected]
or Daphne on 01633765372

Additional information

Paid parking and there is a lift in the building

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Tinnitus services and Covid-19

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.
Spike in your tinnitus during Covid-19

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.
New to tinnitus during Covid-19

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.
Covid-19 guidance for people with tinnitus

Guidance for people living with tinnitus during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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