Reforms to the NHS are currently generating a flurry of interest, and I believe now is the perfect opportunity to highlight the work of an excellent group who already provide an outstanding healthcare solution to those in need.
Action on Hearing Loss is a national charity working to provide support and services to those suffering from any form of hearing loss or tinnitus. Their 'Hear to Help' initiative works to train community volunteers who are then able to provide support in the local area, from showing individuals how to get the best from their hearing aid to providing training and supportive services.
Last week, I met with the dedicated volunteers who operate Salisbury's two hour drop in session at Salisbury Library. I fully appreciate now how much support these individuals provide in driving up the quality of care. In just one session, 63 individuals were able to easily and conveniently access care that would have proved more difficult and time consuming through the NHS. Well done to the many volunteers I met who were refurbishing hearing aids and supplying batteries to their owners.

Supporting the #trusselltrust shop in Salisbury High Street for #choosecharityshop week http://t.co/zjP3zjUs
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