Having trouble hearing? The Hearing Loss Association of Pennsylvania (HLA-PA) can help!
We are the state office of Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA), the nation’s foremost advocacy organization for people with hearing loss. Our all-volunteer state office was established in 2001 to:- Provide information, education, support, and advocacy for people with hearing loss
- Publish a free quarterly newsletter, currently reaching over 2200 people--ask for your subscription!
Want to talk to other hard of hearing people? Visit one of our 13 chapters throughout Pennsylvania
- Chapters provide information about hearing aids, assistive technology, legal rights, how to cope with a hearing loss, and more
- Chapter meetings are held in Bensalem, Camp Hill, Cornwall, Darby, Elkins Park, Lafayette Hill, Lancaster, New Oxford, Mt. Pleasant, Morton (Generation X), Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, State College, and West Chester.
No chapter near you? We can help you start one!
For more information, contact Dale Long,, state co-coordinator, at Long@hla-pa.org or Russ Green at Green@hla-pa.org
Want to get involved? Serve on our Advisory Council and help make Pennsylvania better for people with hearing loss
- We meet just three times a year in Carlisle or Camp Hill
- Our committees provide an opportunity to focus on important areas like advocacy, communications (newsletter, website), and membership--let us know if you have other suggestions!