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CHS presents the first accessible mobile home at Fire Prevention Open House

CHS will debut its new accessible mobile home equipped with visual fire alarms and alerting devices at the Toronto Fire Academy Oct 13 from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. CHS has participated in several fire prevention events in effort to raise awareness and the importance of visual fire alarms during Fire Prevention week. CHS representatives will demonstrate how the alerting systems devices work in the accessible mobile home.

New Youth Transition Program on chs.ca

Youth Transition covers a range of services that support and empower youth with hearing loss. See how CHS is providing information on accessible post-secondary education!

911 Update

Know what to do ahead of time and try to stay in control. For Deaf, deafened or hard or hearing individuals, calling 911 has some significant barriers. Understanding what to do and what the barriers are fundamental to getting the help you need when you need it.

CHS supports National Video Relay Services in Canada

The Canadian Hearing Society (CHS) announces its support of BC-Alberta Video Relay Service (VRS) Committees' and other provincial VRS action groups' efforts and rallies across Canada on January 13, 2012 asking CRTC not to overlook VRS services and to establish national VRS in Canada.

Chris Kenopic's Holiday Message

See Chris Kenopic, our President & CEO, give a short presentation on where CHS is headed, and spread his holiday message.