Help for Heroes
Help for Heroes Registration Page
Thanks to the fantastic British public, Help for Heroes has raised much needed funds to support members of the Armed Forces who are injured, wounded, or have become sick in the service of our country. All funds raised to date have either been allocated or spent on the direct, practical support of the wounded.
Help for Heroes is working with the MOD and the British Legion to crate five regional Personal Recovery centres. The centres will provide facilities to support two key parts of the recovery process: holistic life skills and activities to get the wounded, sick and injured back out doing what they enjoy the most. From learning new skills, to access to psychological, financial, employment, prosthetic and social support, the Recovery Centres are a “one stop welfare shop” for our wounded and their families.
AIHHP supports Help for Heroes
AIHHP members provide a range of quality services including hearing assessments, hearing aid provision, hearing protection and other specialised services related to hearing. AIHHP strive to promote credible and accessible hearing care which means it’s also very important to us to be involved with registered, strong valued and charitable organisations such as Help for Heroes.
Find your nearest AIHHP Hearing Care Centre - use the search facility to the right hand side to find a hearing centre near you!
If you have been discharged from the armed forces on the grounds of hearing loss, we can offer the following:
- Free Hearing Test
- Free Hearing Aids
Please note that not all hearing conditions can be helped by Phonak’s portfolio of hearing instruments. If this happens in your case, your AIHHP member will refer you back to Help for Heroes who will help you access funding for alternative hearing aids.
- Proof of ID
- Proof that you have served in the armed forces
- SPVA medical discharge form
Please note that your details will be verified with the SPVA.



