Clark County Hearing
The Clark County Hearing Conservation Committee provides free or low-cost hearing aids, and helps pay for other hearing-related assistance to residents of Clark County, Washington who otherwise can not afford or pay for their hearing-care needs.
The committee, comprised of representatives from all of the Lions clubs located in Clark County, Washington, meets at the Washington State School for the Deaf on the first Tuesday of each month, at 7:00 p.m., to consider applications for hearing assistance. Applications received on or before the Friday immediately preceding a meeting will be considered.
The requirements for assistance from the Clark County Hearing Conservation Committee are:
- Residence in Clark County, Washington or the greater Woodland, Washington area for a minimum of one year
- Need based on income
- No other source of funding for the services
- A hearing loss classified as moderate or worse
- A current audiogram
- A completed application for hearing assistance
For further information, write to the Committee c/o 8317 E. Mill Plain Blvd., Vancouver, Washington 98664, contact the Chairman of the Committee, Rick Giles, or click here to email our Club’s Hearing Committee representative.