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Vilija Borikiene (Age Friendly) , Geraldine White (Chime) , Liam Grimes (Age Friendly), Kathleen Daffy (Chime) and Mary McMahon (Coordinator for Age Friendly). Photo: PJ Wright
Roscrea's Age Friendly regularly host health and wellbeing experts for informative discussions in their Roscrea headquarters in the former Roscrea Courthouse on Gaol Road.
This week they welcomed hearing experts from Chime who gave helpful advice to several people in attendance.
Chime provides a service for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. They visited Age Friendly Roscrea to talk about the services they offer – hearing aids, devices for the home, supports for people with Tinnitus, assistive technology and repair/servicing of hearing aids.
Their main office for this area is in Pery Street in Limerick City. They also have outreach centres in Nenagh and Thurles once a month.
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