Each 3rd Tuesday of the month, ALOHA aims to offer a special program for the 1:00 pm Peer Group Discussion. On Tuesday, January 21, group participants will hear and discuss a chapter from David Owen’s recent book titled: Volume Control: Hearing in a Deafening World.  The book is also available for free through the Pima County Public Library system via digital reading or hard cover. NPR describes the book as follows: “Citing the millions of American suffering from hearing loss and the stigmas and costs that challenge treatment, a staff writer from the New Yorker magazine outlines the science of hearing while profiling the remarkable new technologies of today’s medical community.”

Please join us on January 21! Karl highly recommends the book and believes you will gain new information and that the book will resonate with your experience.

Adult Loss of Hearing Association is an Arizona Qualified Charitable Organization (QCO #) who is eligible to receive cash donations from Arizona Residents.  For more information about this deductible donation and how you can make this donation, please visit the DONATIONS page on our website.  

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There are many ways to financially support ALOHA and it's programs. Please visit our Donations page to find out how easy it is.

Without the generous financial support of our members and sponsors, we would be unable to provide support and education to the adults suffering from hearing loss in Tucson and Southern Arizona.  

ALOHA is a non-profit, tax-exempt  501(C)(3) organization and is a Qualified Charitable Organization (QCO) and is certified to accept Arizona State tax credit donations.  

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