Resources

A new resource development! Parents' Voices In Low & Middle Income Countries - Please look to see how you could help. Closing date: 31 JANUARY 2026.

In response to your requests, you can find downloadable PDF presentations here, from the speakers at our 2025 conference in Brussels.  You will find a great deal of inspiring information to follow up and to share whether you were there or not!

Information about the complex topic of gene therapy is in the media, but accessible information is often hard to find. This new resource developed with parents, CI and HA users, and professionals, provides up to date information for parents and those with hearing loss. Downloadable here.

Successful advocacy isn't easy - it needs patience, passion - and a plan! Our Ten Top Tips will help you to focus your plan and turn your passion into success. Downloadable.

Our conversations on Person Centred CI Services revealed that for many people they didn't ask the questions they wished they had done before implantation. They "didn't know what they didn't know". So they suggested a Prompt List- and here is is - 20 questions they wished they had asked before CI. You can download it and share it here!

A Practical Guide For CI Advocacy provides useful guidance on advocacy skills, case studies on CI advocacy to illustrate key strategies and how to develop a campaign for improving CI provision, wherever you are. This is a developing Guide and more to come! New advocacy training videos are now available here too!

The World Health Organisation has many Ear and Hearing Care Resources to support your advocacy work. Leona of SUKI in the Czech Republic, has been sharing them with her colleagues - and you may not know them too! Have a look here.

The Living Guidelines Project aims at producing evidence based guidelines for CI in adults, to ensure that those who need CIs get the best possible services. CIICA has had a role in ensuring that the user voice is heard in the development of the guidelines, and held four Conversations where you had your say. DOWNLOAD THE SUMMARY.

The Living Guidelines Project aims at producing evidence based guidelines for CI in adults, to ensure that those who need CIs get the best possible services. CIICA has had a role in ensuring that the user voice is heard in the development of the guidelines, and held four Conversations where you had your say. DOWNLOAD THE SUMMARY.