Health Charities That specialise in Visual impairment

A social club for the Blind and Partially Sighted in the Rochdale Area.Every tuesday there is a social event, with an Artist/singer- with dancing/sing along, held at the centre, or on approx six occasions a year,a coach trip out, with meal.The Talking Newspaper also use our premises weekly, without charge.

The advancement of education for the public benefit in Pakistan, in particular the education of pupils in schools by providing equipment, facilities, training and financial support. For the public benefit in Pakistan to promote education amongst those who are less fortunate, including those who are disabled, blind and orphaned as the trustees shall see fit.

To advance, education of children, relief of financial hardship in life and relieve the needs of children and young people aged 0-16 years with mental, physical and sensory disabilities by way of supporting their parents/carers through the provision of advice, guidance, training and advocacy.

We produce 55 memory sticks each week for blind and partially sighted residents or former residents of the Staffordshire Moorlands featuring the main items in the three local newspapers. We have about 30 loyal volunteers.

To support, improve the lives and futures of children, aged 2-13 living in Kent and the South East with multi-sensory impairments and physical difficulties. We provide life changing support for children and their families, ensuring that the children achieve a meaningful quality of life and can aim for brighter futures based on improved physical, emotional, social and communication abilities.

The Club has existed since 1903 to teach all members to use firearms safely & and to a high standard of competence. We accept people of all ages and capabilities and of either gender.We accept wheel chair bound people where this is compatible with out range capabilities and are developing a facility for blind shooters. We have strong links with the Scout Movement and local High Schools.

Fighting poverty in Kenya by supporting poor farmers, the blind and the lame, and the children they care for.Running a child sponsorship programme for the most vulnerable children to access education.Enabling people to set up small enterprises to provide for themselves

Provide a resource centre, social activities and support to visually impaired people in the Carlisle district and surrounding areas.

Eye Care Services

Making of grants to individuals, their families or to other charitable bodies or as the Trsutees shall in their absolute discretion deem appropriate to assist in the education ,treatment and care in Exeter and East Devon of children who suffer from blindness or are partially sighted or who are deaf or hard of hearing

Individual student sponsorship for chidren from Azezo EthiopiaPurchase of educational materials, books, sportsballs etcSupport to blind children[specialist teachers, braille equipment,PCs, classroom assistants]ITC supportTutorial classes, education visits, extracurricular activitiesSmall capital projects[classrooms, water pumps, toilets, public library]

Makes grants to organisations with an emphasis on deaf and blind charities or those related to autism. There is an emphasis on smaller charities where our contribution is more likely to make a significant difference,and geographically towards North and West Oxfordshire.

The community hall is let for the purpose of scout and beaver groups weekly meetings, keep fit class, craft class, , fundraising activities - quizzes, socials and private lettings - weddings. Women's Institute twice-monthly meetings. New for 2017:- weekly Zumba class, monthly coffee mornings, weekly W.I. knitting and craft group. Guide dogs for the blind training, Sunday religious group.

Charitable objects (i) The advancement of the Christian religion either in the UK or Overseas (ii) The advancement for the public benefit of religious or other education (iii) The relief of the aged, poor, sick or disabled, in particular the blind. The primary objective of the Charity is to support The Sharp Memorial School for the Blind, Rajpur, Dehra Dun, Uttarakhand, India.

The charity's activities are encapsulated in the Charitable Objects below. What we do is simple: we raise money and fund cataract operations in The Gambia. We also procure equipment and donate it to the National Eye Health Programme. See our website for much more detail: www.cataractsarecurable.org (this is not a link).

Brave Parents is a registered charity created to provide self care opportunities for parents who have children with complex medical needs.'Complex medical needs' refers to children who have been diagnosed by a medical professional, with an illness, disability or sensory impairment (sight and/or hearing impairment) that requires substantial daily support from a Parent Carer.

Through scholarships and grants Imara-Uganda Education Fund supports the education of 32 disadvantaged children and young people, The charity provides educational facilities and materials for schools. The charity is providing funds for the building of a secondary school for the blind and other students next to their primary school in the Lira area. The first phase opened in February 2024.

The preservation and protection of good health by the provision of eye care and medical outreach services in the Tororo District of Uganda. To advance the education of the public in Tororo by the provision of library services. To advance the education of the public in the Vale of Glamorgan and surrounding areas regarding health and education in Uganda.

The trustees shall hold the trust fund to divide the income equally between The Guide Dogs For The Blind Association and The British Kidney Patient Association.

We organise events for hospitals, hospices, special needs residences, communal centres for the blind, prisons, using Greek music as therapy. The purpose of the Charity is:1) The promotion of Greek music, 2) The support of musicians and artists3) Outreach work4) Education work in both Greek and schools of all nationalities.

The charity organises and runs sailing racing opportunities for visually impaired people with a view to representing their country in national and international events for visually impaired sailors.

The principal activities of the charity is to provide courses which give access to life long learning to the disabled and visually impaired persons. In the year, the charity had several outing and courses for the disabled and visually impaired person.

HELP FOR THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED

The charity runs a social club once a week in one centre. The members are taken on outings and holidays and there are special Christmas activities. We will also respond to enquiries about funding equipment which supports blind or partially sighted individuals, or take up cases where there is discrimination against the blind.

The charity provides welfare and social facilities for the elderly and those living with physical and/or sensory impairment in our local community. This enables them to retain their independence and establish friendships, social contact and rehabilitation breaks.The charity is managed by the Trustees/committee who arrange weekly meetings providing lunch and entertainment throughout the year.