Tinnitus
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Search ArticlesCardiff Tinnitus Information Day brings expert advice, practical support and hope
Last Saturday, Tinnitus UK returned to Cardiff for the first time in many years with one of our free Tinnitus Information Days – bringing together leading experts, healthcare professionals, volunteers and members of the tinnitus community for a day of learning, support and connection.
Tinnitus UK at Download Festival: Bringing Hearing Health to the Heart of Live Music
News Tinnitus UK attended Download Festival, marking an exciting new chapter in our work with the music industry. By Lewis Budden · June 26, 2026 As one of the UK’s largest and most iconic festivals, Download brings together 100,000+ music fans, artists and industry professionals every year. For Tinnitus UK, it was an opportunity to continue the conversations started during Tinnitus Week 2026 and discuss hearing health directly at one of the biggest live music environments in the world.
Hear the Cheering, protect your hearing: How to protect your ears during the World Cup
One of the biggest sporting events, the world cup, is now well underway. With the world cup only taking place every four years, fans can finally set aside their club rivalries, put the banter to rest and finally get together to watch their country finally bring the trophy home. We know how Important football is to millions of people, whether you are at home, the pub or chanting along with thousands of fellow fans live at the stadium, it gets loud.
How to enjoy music safely this summer
Summer means festival season, outdoor gigs, and unforgettable nights with friends. Whether you’re heading to your local music venue or a stadium show, there’s nothing quite like experiencing live music. At Tinnitus UK, we want everyone to enjoy those moments for years to come. That’s why this summer we’re continuing¬†our work with musicians, festivals, and music fans to raise awareness of hearing health and simple ways to protect it.
Tinnitus UK are looking for a new CEO
News By Mason Abbott · June 9, 2026 Would you like to lead an organisation that makes a meaningful difference to the lives of millions of people? Tinnitus UK is looking for an experienced and values-driven Chief Executive Officer to guide the charity through an exciting period of growth and opportunity. Tinnitus affects almost 8 million people in the UK, with many experiencing a significant impact on their wellbeing, relationships, work and quality of life.
5 ways to support Tinnitus UK this Summer
As a charity, we rely on the generosity of our supporters so we can continue to provide the tinnitus community with the help and support they need. If you are thinking about supporting Tinnitus UK this summer, here are some ideas to help you get started. Fundraising for Tinnitus UK is a great way to support the charity, and there are many ways to do it. Recently, Sam Borowski and Stuart Holyoak completed the London Marathon to raise funds for Tinnitus UK.
Tinnitus UK Partners with Download Festival 2026
News By Mason Abbott · June 5, 2026 We’re excited to announce that Tinnitus UK will be attending Download Festival 2026, marking our first on-site collaboration with Live Nation and one of the UK’s biggest music festivals. This partnership is an important next step in our growing work with the music industry and builds directly on the success of Tinnitus Week 2026, which reached more than 40 million people through a national campaign focused on hearing health, live music and prevention.
“By working together and listening to each other can we achieve better conditions.” – Mona’s tinnitus story
Mona shares her Tinnitus journey and shares why volunteering for Tinnitus UK is so important to her, the impact volunteering has had and why others should think about joining. When I was 20, I survived meningitis, but ended up with tinnitus in my left ear. Habituating to life with tinnitus has made me a patient and calm kind of person – because almost everything else in life you can conquer with a bunch of good knowledge and strategy.
Quiet Magazine Creative Call Out
News By Mason Abbott · May 27, 2026 Want your work to be included in the 2026 Tinnitus UK Quiet Magazine? Do you want to have a chance at being featured in our annual Quiet magazine? We are looking for your creative projects that we can include in our magazine to be seen by our audience.
Events from Tinnitus UK in 2026
Throughout 2026, we are hosting a range of events for the Tinnitus community & tinnitus professionals. Including community events aiming to spread awareness of Tinnitus and give the community support and advice to live better with tinnitus, to professional training to improve the understanding of tinnitus. here is what we have lined up so far: Earlier in the month, we hosted two free ‘Let’s Talk Tinnitus’ community events, with sessions taking place in both Exeter and Poole.