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Mobile & Community COMMUNITY HEARING AID MAINTENANCE CLINIC LOCATION VENUE DAY TIME JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Aylsham Bure Valley House Tue 10:00 -­ 12:00 Station Rd NR11 6HU Second Tuesday, monthly Act Centre Wed 10:00 -­ 12:00 22nd 25th 27th St Michael’s Avenue NR11 6YA Blakeney Thistledown Court Wed 10:00 -­ 12:00 23rd 25th NR25 7PH Fri 10:00 -­ 12:00 26th 18th 20th Coltishall Coltishall Surgery Fri 10:00 -­ 12:00 5th 7th 1st St John’s Close NR12 7HA Fakenham Medical Practice Wed 13:00 -­ 15:00 Fakenham Trinity Rd NR21 8SW Weekly First Focus Tue 10:00 -­ 12:00 Oak St NR21 9DY Weekly Holt Holt Medical Practice, Kelling Hospital, Fri 10:00 -­ 12:00 12th 13th 8th Old Cromer Rd NR25 6QA Ludham Ludham Surgery Fri 12:00 -­ 14:00 2nd 6th 6th Staithe Rd NR29 5AB Mobile & Community Badgers Wood Care Home, Wed 10.30 -­ 11.30 First Wednesday, monthly Hearing Aid Maintenance Clinics 29 School Road, Drayton NR8 6EF Bowthorpe Care Village, Wed 10:00 -­ 12:00 31st 28th 25th 30th 27th Mayflower Court, 93 The Meadow, Timetable for July to December 2019 (V2) Lady Smock Way NR5 9BE This timetable is also available online at Norwich Cavell Court, 140 Dragonfly Lane, Mon 10:00 -­ 11:00 Cringleford NR4 7SW First Monday, monthly NDA 14 Meridian Way, Meridian Tue 10:00 -­ 12:00 www.norfolkdeaf.org.uk Business Park NR7 0TA Thur 10:00 -­ 13:00 Weekly Dussingdale Surgery, Pound Lane, Tue 14:00 -­ 16:00 Thorpe St. Andrew NR7 0SR Second Tuesday, monthly Sheringham Age UK, 35B Tue 10:00 -­ 12:00 Cremer St NR26 8DZ First Tuesday, monthly Wells-­Next-­The-­ Wells Community Hospital Tue 13:00 -­ 15:00 Sea NR23 1RF First & third Tuesday, monthly We also offer home visits by arrangement and For online timetables, updates, news, events a range of other support services including: and information about our other services and support groups, please visit our website: • Aural Care service (ear wax removal using microsuction) • Befriending service www.norfolkdeaf.org.uk • Tinnitus Support Group • Hearing Loss Support & Wellbeing Group Enquiries: 01603 404440 • BSL Practice Groups • Hearing Loss Awareness Training • NHS Audiology Clinics Hear for Norfolk is the operating name for Norfolk Deaf Association Visit our website or contact us for more information: (NDA),14 Meridian Way, Meridian Business Park, Norwich NR7 0TA. Hear for Norfolk is the operating name for 01603 404440 / [email protected] www.norfolkdeaf.org.uk Norfolk Deaf Association (NDA), 14 Meridian Way, Norfolk Deaf Association is a Charitable Company Limited [email protected] by Guarantee registered in England & Wales No. 07966408. Meridian Business Park, Norwich NR7 0TA. 01603 404440 Registered Charity in England & Wales No. 1146883 01603 404440 / [email protected] MOBILE HEARING AID MAINTENANCE CLINIC * Except in December LOCATION VENUE DAY TIME JUL AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC Acle Recreation Car Park, Bridewell Lane NR13 3RA Tue 10:00 -­ 12:00 2nd 6th 3rd 1st 5th 3rd Attleborough Connaught Hall Car Park NR17 2AP Thur 10:00 -­ 12:00 4th 8th 5th 3rd 7th 5th Brundall Memorial Hall Car Park, Links Avenue NR13 5LL Tue 13:00 -­ 15:00 2nd 3rd 5th Dereham Morrison's Supermarket car park NR19 1DF Thur 10:00 -­ 12:00 25th 29th 26th 24th 28th Diss Mere's Mouth, Mere Street IP22 4AG Mon 10:00 -­ 12:00 8th 12th 9th 7th 11th 9th East Harling Sports & Social Club car park NR16 2NA Tue 13:00 -­ 15:00 30th 29th Harleston Co-­op car park, Bullock Fair Close IP20 9AT Mon 13:00 -­ 15:00 8th 12th 9th 7th 11th 9th Hickling Methodist Church car park NR12 0YE Thur 13:00 -­ 15:00 18th 19th 21st Hingham Market Place NR9 4AF Thur 13:00 -­ 15:00 25th 26th 28th Hoveton Hoveton & Wroxham Medical Centre NR12 8DU Thur 13:00 -­ 15:00 22nd 17th 19th Loddon Church Plain car park NR14 6LX Tue* 13:00 -­ 15:00 23rd 27th 24th 22nd 26th *23rd Long Stratton Co-­op car park, The Street NR15 2XJ Tue* 10:00 -­ 12:00 27th 22nd *23rd Mattishall Old School Green car park NR20 3JY Tue 13:00 -­ 15:00 6th 1st 3rd North Walsham Sainsbury's car park NR28 9DS Tue 10:00 -­ 12:00 16th 20th 17th 15th 19th 17th Poringland Budgens car park, The Street NR14 7RQ Tue 10:00 -­ 12:00 23rd 24th 26th Reepham Market Place NR10 3NQ Tue 10:00 -­ 12:00 13th 8th 10th Sheringham Station Approach car park NR26 8RA Tue 13:00 -­ 15:00 16th 17th 19th Spixworth Village Hall car park NR19 3NQ Tue 13:00 -­ 15:00 13th 8th 10th Stalham Staithe Surgery car park NR12 9BU Thur 10:00 -­ 12:00 18th 22nd 19th 17th 21st 19th Swaffham Market car park PE37 7LA Thur 13:00 -­ 15:00 29th 24th Taverham Village Hall car park NR8 6JR Tue 13:00 -­ 15:00 20th 15th 17th Thetford Healthy Living Centre IP24 1JD Wed 13:00 -­ 15:00 10th 11th 13th Watton Car park, High Street IP25 6XF [behind Boots] Tue 10:00 -­ 12:00 30th 29th Wymondham Waitrose Car Park NR18 0SH Thur 13:00 -­ 15:00 4th 8th 5th 3rd 7th 5th Our FREE Mobile and Community clinics offer help with the maintenance of NHS hearing aids plus advice about local services that benefit the deaf and hard of hearing.As a charity, we rely on volunteers and donations to run our services for the Norfolk community. GET INVOLVED We need your support We rely on the generosity of our dedicated We are currently raising funds for a fully equipped Aural Care Mobile Clinic. Your financial volunteers and supporters to continue our support could help us reach thousands in the Norfolk community (including the elderly, comprehensive services for the Norfolk less able, young and vulnerable people), to provide earwax removal using microsuction community. Please get involved by volunteer- performed by fully trained, experienced and registered nurses. To donate/get involved ing, donating or becoming an NDA Friend. please visit our website www.norfolkdeaf.org.uk or call us on 01603 404440..
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