The Walk4Hearing is the only nationwide event bringing attention to hearing loss and promoting the importance of hearing health.  Funds raised support HLAA’s national awareness and education programs, HLAA Chapters and State Associations, and alliance organizations who help extend HLAA’s mission into local communities. The Westchester/Rockland Walk is in its 17th year!  The Westchester/Rockland walk is in-person and scheduled for Sunday, May 15th at the FDR State Park in Yorktown Heights.  Registration is at 11am and the Walk begins at 12:15pm.

The Walk4Hearing is about sharing an experience, learning from each other, making memories, and taking the first step toward better hearing health. Participating in the Walk means joining thousands of people across the country and right in our neighborhoods who understand what it’s like to live with hearing loss.

Did you know that one in seven Americans are living with some degree of hearing loss? Hearing is an important part of overall health and the Walk4Hearing calls on all of us to take action. By being active, engaged, and making hearing health a priority, people with hearing loss can live well. Let’s Hear Now and Be Well Together.

It all starts right here in my own community with generous people like you, who are willing to step up and support us.

Can we count on you?