CHHA is bilingual with branches and chapters from coast to coast. At present, CHHA has 23 branches, 6 provincial chapters & 1 national network. The Canadian Hard of Hearing Association has a national office in Ottawa overseen by a national board. All levels work together to achieve common objectives. CHHA's strong Canada-wide organization can make a significant difference in giving hard of hearing Canadians a chance to hear and a chance to be heard.
Spotlight on Invisible Disabilities In-Person Panel and Live Webcast from Sidney (Victoria)-BC / Causerie Plein feux sur les deficiences invisibles - Discussion en direct de Victoria, BC
Are you an advocate or a youth, senior or veteran living with an invisible disability? We want to hear from you! What does an accessible Canada mean to you?
Join our FREE breakfast panel discussion and tell us your recommendations toward the development of new Federal Accessibility Legislation. Alternatively, you could join remotely by webcast by registering here: goo.gl/oEle0N
Join CHHA and Spotlight Partners for an In-person Panel Discussion Breakfast. Enjoy a complimentary Breakfast and have your say on proposed Federal Accessibility Legislation! - Space is limited and pre-registration is required.
Friday, May 26, 2017 - 7:15 a.m. - 9:15 a.m.
Register - Spotlight on Invisible Disabilities Panel Discussion Breakfast
Mary Winspear Centre
2243 Beacon Avenue W
Sidney, British Columbia
Panelists will include:
Or join from afar through our live webinar - Live Webcast from the CHHA conference!
Questions? Contact Christianne Scholfield, Project Manager - Spotlight on Invisible Disabilities - [email protected]
Together we can make a more inclusive Canada!
CHHA is bilingual with branches and chapters from coast to coast. At present, CHHA has 23 branches, 6 provincial chapters & 1 national network. The Canadian Hard of Hearing Association has a national office in Ottawa overseen by a national board. All levels work together to achieve common objectives. CHHA's strong Canada-wide organization can make a significant difference in giving hard of hearing Canadians a chance to hear and a chance to be heard.