if you have hearing loss, or you have an interest in hearing loss, then why not come along to one of our coffee mornings

Support Group Coffee Mornings

abIf you have an interest in hearing loss then you are welcome to join us for our regular coffee mornings.

The format of our meetings is for people to meet up in a social environment, to catch up with others who may have attended one of the Lipreading Courses either now or in the past, but who all have hearing loss.

​We have arranged speakers for our coffee mornings for the next few months and these are listed below. Please let us know if you are coming by emailing us. This will ensure that we have enough refreshments!

We have a Phonak system that attendees can use to ‘listen’ to the speaker at coffee mornings which will make it more accessible. 

All our Kenilworth events are held at the Kenilworth Centre in Abbey End North (access is from the Abbey End car park) CV8 1QJ.

Our Solihull support coffee mornings are held at the Solihull United Reform Church, 741 Warwick Road, Solihull, B91 3DG.
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A £3 donation towards the cost of the room & tea/coffee provided is appreciated.
 
We do hope you can join us and if you would like to bring a partner or friend, they will be very welcome. Please arrive for 11 am start to finish by 1pm.

Our coffee morning dates are below for the Spring and Summer terms when we look forward to seeing you.
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The meeting dates for 2020 are :​​

Kenilworth -

• 5th February - Emma Barran-Scott - Stagetext -  Emma will be talking about the developments in providing subtitled performance at theatres
• 4th March - Peter Delves - Peter is a Warwickshire Hypnotherapist and EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) practitioner
• 1st April - Chris Jury - What's your Story - How the stories we tell about ourselves and the stories others tell about us define our social relationships, our aspirations and ambitions and our mental wellbeing
• 6th May - Dilys Palin - Dilys is a qualified Lipspeaker and will be talking about her work
• 3rd June - speaker to be advised

Solihull -​

• 4th February - Gary Coward - Hearing Link - Gary will be talking about loop systems as part of his Let's hear project
• 3rd March - Kerry McCormick - Audiologist and Hearing Therapist at Heartlands Hospital
• 7th April - Dilys Palin - Dilys is a qualified Lipspeaker and will be talking about her work
• 5th May  - speaker to be advised
• 2nd June - speaker to be advised

Please let us know if you are coming by sending us a quick email 

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CELST - Improving the Skills of those
with / without hearing loss

CELST is a voluntary (not for profit) charity whose prime objective is to raise funding to sustain lipreading classes and expand them where it is possible.

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