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History

The Adult Loss of Hearing Association was founded in 1984 by Gloria Baral, a former teacher who lost her hearing as an adult. Her own experiences with hearing loss and the need for support, prompted her to  establish ALOHA as a peer support group.  With the help of long time volunteer, Loretta Butler over the years, ALOHA has grown into an agency that offers support, advocacy, training, information and education to adults with hearing loss, helping them to improve the quality of their lives.

Peer Discussion Groups

Our discussion groups are available with closed-captioned through Zoom. All meetings are held in Arizona time (MST). If you would like an invitation to any meetings listed on our website calendar please email us at [email protected].

ALOHA – Adult Loss of Hearing Association

4001 E. Fort Lowell Road
Tucson, Arizona 85712
(520) 795-9887
[email protected] email
www.alohaaz.org website

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