Onchan-based Hidden Hearing has announced the launch of a campaign to raise funds for the Royal British Legion, which celebrates its 90th anniversary this year. The healthcare provider is actively involved in fund-raising throughout the year to benefit the wider community and give something back to local residents, but this cause has a special place in their hearts. To celebrate its ongoing support for the Royal British Legion, Manx Hidden Hearing will donate ?5 to the Legion for each hearing assessment carried out at the Manx Hidden Hearing Clinic from 1st September and until 13th November. The hearing assessment is completely free of charge, and will involve series of aural tests. Hidden Hearing will be collecting donations in their Onchan branch for pin badges and wrist bands. All proceeds from the sale of poppies will support the Manx Legion at a local level. Avril Harvey of Manx Hidden Hearing said: ‘We are delighted to be able to help the Royal British Legion celebrate their 90th anniversary by raising as much money as possible for the cause - our service men and women deserve all the support we can give. My son is in the army, so it’s a cause very close to my own heart. ‘At Hidden Hearing, we also know service men and women return home experiencing difficulties with their hearing as a result of the noise experienced in areas of conflict. I would strongly encourage anyone experiencing these problems to contact a company like Manx Hidden Hearing, because it really could change their life. ‘Manx Hidden Hearing provides first class hearing healthcare for our clients along with the most modern and discrete hearing systems. Manx Hidden Hearing also offers products for Hearing Protection to help prevent the damage from exposure to noise, whether it be through battlefield sounds, loud music or factory machines.’ Members of the public, whether service men/women past or present or just those who would like to show their support, are invited to come down for a free hearing assessment. Please call 617 683 to book, or call into the clinic in Village Walk, Onchan. -Ends-