St Helens Tinnitus Support Group

About the group

This friendly and supportive group welcomes new members and provides an interesting and varied programme of tinnitus related speakers and activities. While the group meets at the Deafness Resource Centre many group members experience tinnitus with no hearing loss.

Where the group meets

St Helens Deafness Resource Centre
32-40 Dentons Green Lane
St Helens
WA10 2QB

When the group meets

The first Wednesday of every month at 10am

How to find out more

Contact Angela Edwards on 01744 23887 or angela.edwards@deafnessresourcecentre.org

Additional information

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