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Ruari Keogh and Rose Multaney both Directors and Audiologists for Hearmed and Ash Puri, Partnerships Manager Irish Wheelchair Association
This collaboration is a perfect match, with both organisations dedicated to empowering individuals to live their lives to the fullest
THE Irish Wheelchair Association is thrilled to announce a new partnership with HearMed Healthcare based in Tullamore. This collaboration is a perfect match, with both organisations dedicated to empowering individuals to live their lives to the fullest.
As part of the partnership, HearMed staff will contribute to fundraising initiatives and will participate in the Irish Wheelchair Association's upcoming Abseil in Dalkey Quarry on August 31st. Additionally, Irish Wheelchair Association members and staff will benefit from a 15% discount on hearing aids and 50% off wax removal.
John Fulham, Public Engagement Manager with Irish Wheelchair Association, shared his enthusiasm for the collaboration, saying, "IWA empowers people with disabilities to live life on their own terms. I am passionate about this mission and am delighted to see HearMed sharing our values."
Ruari Keogh, Director and Audiologist for Hearmed also attended the launch of the partnership at IWA’s Tullamore Community Centre said: "We are delighted to announce our exciting partnership with Irish Wheelchair Association. Community is central to what we do at HearMed, and we are excited to work together and make a positive impact on the lives of IWA’s members."
HearMed is calling on you to be part of this incredible journey. For every hearing test booked where you mention Irish Wheelchair Association, they will make a donation to the organisation. HearMed are kicking off the partnership with a generous donation of €500 and will donate €200 every month leading up to their abseil challenge in August. Your participation in booking a hearing test will help amplify the partnership even further. Call them now on (057) 934 9388 visit their website: www.hearmed.ie or in-store in Patrick Street Tullamore Co. Offaly.
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