Hear Quebec’s Mission

Our mission is to improve the wellbeing of those affected by hearing loss.

Dale Bonnycastle, Heidy Wager & Andrea Lepore

Serving Montreal & Beyond

Hear Quebec is dedicated to enhancing social inclusion, improving accessibility, and expanding opportunities for individuals living with hearing loss.

We focus on providing vital Support through our programs, which include comprehensive Resources & Referrals, raising Awareness & Accessibility, and reinforcing essential Skills.

Join us in empowering the hearing loss community with the tools and support they need to thrive.

Explore Our Core Program Areas

Hear Québec provides a range of accessible programs and services designed to foster connection, inclusion, and support for individuals affected by hearing loss.

Support

Resources & Referrals

Skill Reinforcement

Awareness & Accessibility

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Hear Entendre Québec

6 days ago

Most communication challenges don't come from a lack of effort, they come from the environment we're in and the assumptions we make about how understanding should happen.Think about a restaurant where the background noise slowly starts to take over the conversation. You're still talking, still engaged, but pieces of the discussion begin to slip away. Or a moment where someone didn't catch what was said, and the response is to repeat it exactly the same way, just louder...When what actually helps is different wording, not more volume.Or even something as simple as watching a video or joining a meeting and realizing halfway through that you're working harder than others just to keep up.These moments are common, but they're also adjustable.Accessibility doesn't always require big changes. Sometimes it's small intentional shifts that make communication easier, clearer, and less exhausting for eveyone involved.Here are 3 simple hearing hacks you can use everyday to help reduce effort and improve understanding in everyday situations.Because better communication often starts with changing how we approach it, not just how loudly we say it. ... See MoreSee Less

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