Read the latest news from RNID and stories from deaf people and those with hearing loss or tinnitus.
Deborah smiling to the camera on a training run, wearing a hat and an RNID running tshirt.
Deborah Mills, 54, from New Jersey is taking on the London Marathon in honour of her son who has severe hearing loss and to raise awareness of the work being done at RNID.
Finding my stride for a cause close to my heart
I only started running at the age of 40. I was never really into athletics. In fact, I was teased as a...
Participants needed for UK-wide clinical research trial comparing hearing aids and cochlear implants
Help shape the future provision of cochlear implants in the UK by joining the trial, which is running in several city hospitals across the UK.
Missing the dawn chorus could be signs that you need to get your hearing checked. Check yours this World Hearing Day.
the experiences of people with hearing loss suggests the need for urgent improvement within current audiology services and investment to meet future demand. Our new In Their Own Words report explores more.
Read how we’ve helped the National Portrait Gallery become more accessible through installing new hearing loop systems.
"You shouldn't have to pay extra for something that you should be entitled to or the NHS." Claire shares her story of accessing ear wax removal services.
Last week, we joined researchers from around the world to share and discuss the latest hearing research.
Max is running the London Marathon 2024 to raise funds for RNID - not just to support the charity, but to benefit his mental health and management of tinnitus.
10 Downing Street pledges to ensure that future major press conferences from the Prime Minister include an in-person British Sign Language (BSL) interpretation.
TV personality Jamie Laing opens up about his journey with tinnitus - and why he’s keen to support RNID this Tinnitus Week.