2015 Oticon Focus on People Awards Seek Outstanding People with Hearing Loss
For National Recognition and Prizes
SOMERSET, NJ May 28 -- Oticon, Inc. is now accepting nominations for the 2015 Oticon Focus on People Awards. The national awards program, now in its 17th year, celebrates the accomplishments of people with hearing loss who demonstrate that hearing loss does not limit a person’s ability to achieve, contribute and excel.
People with any degree of hearing loss – from mild to more severe -- are eligible. Winners in four categories earn cash prizes, donations to their favorite charities and Oticon hearing solutions with BrainHearing™ technology.
The four categories include: Student, for full-time students, ages 6 - 25 with hearing loss; Adult, for people age 21 and above with hearing loss; Advocacy, for volunteers ages 21 and above with hearing loss who support the hard-of-hearing and deaf community; and Practitioner, for hearing care professionals in general practice, school and clinical settings who go “above and beyond.” Nominees in the Practitioner category are not required to have a hearing loss to qualify.
First place winners in the Student, Adult and Advocacy categories receive a $1,000 prize, a $1,000 gift to the charity of their choice and a set of Oticon BrainHearing™ technology hearing solutions. Second place winners in each category receive a $500 award and third-place winners receive $250.
Anyone may nominate using a simple online form available at www.oticonusa.com/FOP. Deadline for nominations is July 15, 2015.
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You can read my experience as a 2014 winner here: http://xpressivehandz.blogspot.com/2014/08/xpressive-handz-joyce-edmiston-wins.html
I was hoping you would find this useful. Please have a look at the Braci Pro app which turns your smart device into a smart ear. By converting any type of sound from your environment, Braci can notify you by the power of visuals and vibrations. Please find the link to the app. below.
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Thank you, Aishwarya for stopping by. Check out an earlier guest post by Matt Manetta of Braci:
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