Is the meeting suitable for older people?

Yes, the meeting is specifically aimed at seniors with hearing loss, CI implants, or hearing aids and creates a calm, understanding conversation atmosphere.

Is the event free of charge?

Yes, no admission fee is charged for this self-help meeting.

Where does the meeting take place?

At the multi-generational house in Memmingen at Zangmeisterstr. 30, 87700 Memmingen.

Are there topics regarding aftercare and everyday life with CI?

Yes, the exchange revolves around experiences with cochlear implants, hearing aids, aftercare, and practical tips for everyday life.

Is the event location barrier-free?

The multi-generational house is well accessible as a meeting place in the city of Memmingen and is situated in an environment with barrier-free offers and public restrooms.

When does the meeting take place?

The meeting is planned for the first Saturday of the month from 11 AM to 1 PM.

Meeting for the hard of hearing for seniors

Name: Meeting for hard of hearing individuals with CI implants or hearing aids, self-help group in formation
Start: 2026-10-03T11:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-03T13:00:00+02:00
Location: Mehrgenerationenhaus

Listen together, exchange ideas, and gain new confidence

The multi-generational house in Memmingen is becoming an important meeting place for people with hearing loss, CI implants, or hearing aids. The group is aimed at anyone who wants to share experiences, receive practical tips, and exchange ideas in a friendly, understanding atmosphere.

A place for experience, relief, and community

In everyday life, hearing aids and cochlear implants raise many questions. How does aftercare work? What support is available for adjustments? And how can hearing in conversations, at events, or in music be retrained? This meeting addresses exactly these issues. It offers space for exchange, orientation, and mutual encouragement.

Senior-friendly and relevant to daily life

The meeting is consciously designed to meet the needs of older people. The group facilitates social participation, promotes encounters, and enhances well-being. Especially valuable is the exchange of practical experiences with CI implants, hearing aids, and lifelong aftercare. Understanding noise disturbances, FM systems, and communication aids is also part of the discussion.

Accessibility and surroundings

The multi-generational house in Memmingen is known as a meeting point for young and old and is described in municipal information offerings as being accessible. For people with hearing impairments, it is particularly helpful that there are barrier-free access points, elevators, and disabled-friendly restrooms in the Memmingen area. This makes the visit noticeably more pleasant for many guests.

What visitors can expect

The first gathering provides a solid foundation for a new self-help group in Memmingen. Anyone dealing with hearing loss, CI implants, or hearing aids will find understanding, expertise, and community here. The meeting invites participants to openly address questions, find courage, and not feel alone.

A personal, helpful, and dignified community experience awaits all who want to actively participate. Those who appreciate exchange, support, and a hearing-sensitive environment should experience this meeting live.