Hearing Services Program contacts

Audiology Australia (AudA) is a peak accrediting member body for audiologists in Australia. They provide professional development, set ethical standards of practice and offer advocacy services.

Audiology Australia

The ACAud promotes and develops the science and practice of hearing care through the education and support of its members. Its members are professional audiologists and audiometrists who provide hearing care throughout Australia.

ACAud incorporating HAASA

Contact Centrelink for enquiries relating to the Hearing Services Program. These include client eligibility (for example, pension card) or when client details don't match.

Services Australia

Contact the DVA for general enquiries about veterans and those relating to the Hearing Services Program. These may include confirming DVA client numbers or payment for hearing devices with additional features not covered under the Hearing Services Program.

Australian Government Department of Veterans' Affairs

Hearing Australia is the largest provider of Australian Government-funded hearing services and delivers the Community Service Obligations component of the Hearing Services Program.

Hearing Australia

The Australian College of Audiology incorporating Hearing Aid Audiology Society of Australia (ACAud) funds the independent HPCCB. It aims to ensure consistent management and investigation of Code of Conduct breaches for hearing professionals, and to provide ethical and professional guidance.

Hearing Professional Conduct and Complaints Body

Contact myID for enquiries relating to myID registration or password resets, or Relationship Authorisation Manager (RAM). Formerly called GovID.

Australian Government Taxation Office

Contact the NDIA if you have questions about the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

National Disability Insurance Agency