MTÜ Eesti Meeleelundite
Rehabilitatsiooni Keskus AUDIERE
(MTÜ EMERK Audiere,
äriregistri kood 80200262)

2018

Our long-lasting collaboration with Kalev Spa continues this year, too: Kalev Spa’s Christmas card campaign has helped a very active young lady, Eti, to receive a new processor. We would like yo express our gratitude to the management and team at Kalev Spa.

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On the kind invitation of British ambassador HE Mrs Theresa Bubbear and British Embassy Tallinn, the awards ceremony for the latest recipient of the audiology scholarship was held on 13 September 2018. This year's recipient is University of Tartu Faculty of Medicine alumna Pääsu Püttsepp. The letter of recognition accompanying the scholarship was presented to her by Mrs Anne Hütt, the Head of Education Agency of the Archimedes Foundation. Estonian Audiology Association works closely with Archimedes Foundation in order to successfully continue the education programme started by Audiere in 2013.

Audiere supports the efforts of the Estonian Audiology Society in popularising audiology and promoting its independence as a specialty.
Congratulations once again, Pääsu!

At the invitation of the CEO, Dr. Urmas Siigur, the British ambassador to Estonia, Mr. Chris Holtby, paid a farewell visit to the new building of Tartu University Hospital on Puusepa Street.

The organisers of the visit included, among others, the laureates of Audiere's audiology scholarship: Maret Lepplaan, Paul Gardner and Maris Kruusmaa. The remarkable contribution by Ambassador Holtby to the development of Estonian audiology and his support for the scholarship scheme is taking Sandra Vill, a student of Special Education at the University of Tartu, to the University of Southampton this autumn to study audiology.
See pictures in our FB album.

On December 6 the Supervisory Board of the Aadu Luukas Foundation nominated the non-profit organisation Audiere to be one of the six nominees of the Missionary Prize of the Aadu Luukas Foundation in 2012.

This highly valued recognition is accompanied by a monetary award – 6,400 euros – that we have decided to allocate to the Audiology Scholarship Fund. Pursuant to the statutes of the Missionary Prize the award is given to a person or organisation that stands out as a promoter of the balanced development of Estonian society and our nation’s quality of life. By educating young agile audiologists we can fulfil this aim in a manner worthy of the award.

We are grateful to the honourable Supervisory Board for their trust and recognition, and we would like to thank all those who nominated us and all our partners and everyone who takes an active interest in our activities for their continuous support.