Our passion became a reality
A group of hearing care professionals embarked on a journey to improve the hearing health of all South Africans
How did we start?
We wanted to make a difference!
We wanted to offer all South Africans the opportunity to have their hearing health assessed and improved by professionals who love what they do.
The idea of Hearing Works was formulated in 2017 when we realised that there was a gap in the market that offered inclusive high-level hearing care solutions to South Africans.
Besides exclusive hearing centres, which were available at that time, we wanted to build stores that were a one-stop-hearing health destination where customers could have all their hearing health concerns addressed and the latest products could be simultaneously purchased.
Essentially a place where affordability, science, hearing care and technology met.
The idea was a breakthrough concept, so we decided to allow our passions to direct us towards our shared goals.
What are our core values?
We are a group of dedicated hearing care professionals who always put our clients first.
We are thorough in all our assessments and ensure affordability and quality are top priorities.
Our ethos stands for innovation, respect, responsibility, quality service and investment in the latest technology.
With these core beliefs and our network of 5 stores nationwide, Hearing Works is there for you for all your hearing care needs.
What are our core values?
We use our well-known hashtag #LOVEYOURHEARING because we love what we do, and we want to help you to love your hearing by doing all the right things.
Why not give your ears the respect they deserve by visiting Hearing Works for a comprehensive hearing health experience!
meet our team
Tally Sherban
- Rosebank Mall, Gauteng
Tally is a qualified speech therapist and audiologist with almost two decades of experience.
She has worked in all spheres of audiology in South Africa – from government hospitals and clinics to independent private practices, pre-and-primary schools, and within the corporate audiology world.
Since the end of 2017, you may have met or worked with Tally at her practice in Rosebank Mall.
She is truly passionate about the interaction of audiology and hearing health with people and communication. She prides herself on her patient-centred care and personalised customer service.
Her goal is to make hearing healthcare services affordable to all, maintain best practice principles, and to destigmatise hearing loss and hearing aids by empowering people to understand what they can GAIN by addressing their hearing challenges.
The sooner she can assist you with your hearing care, the more successful your outcomes may be – and that is what keeps her passion for hearing care going!
Lenyuktha Chetty
- Blue Route, Western Cape
Lenyuktha Chetty is a graduate of the University of Pretoria (2007). She also holds an Executive Masters of Business Administration (2020) from Quantic School of Business and Technology, Washington DC.
As a Senior Officer in the South African National Defence Force, she has over 14 years of experience as a Speech Therapist and Audiologist and has also served as a clinical educator for the Department of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Division of Communication Sciences and Disorders at the University of Cape Town, training students of Audiology in diagnostic hearing testing, aural rehabilitation and amplification device selection and fitting.
Her passion for delivering affordable hearing health care to the people of South Africa, has resulted in her service on various provincial and national professional forums and organisations aimed at improving clinical service delivery to people affected by hearing, speech, and language disorders.
Tara Kuhn
- Blue Route, Western Cape
Ms. Tara Kuhn has worked as an audiologist/speech therapist for 20 years, building experience across a range of clinical settings, community projects, and service delivery models. As an Audiology clinical educator at UCT, she has collaborated on various local, national, and international projects around hearing loss, education, community-based rehabilitation, and Deaf empowerment. Tara is passionate about developing children and families, has a strong interest in human rights, and is a wife and mom to two young adults.