Health Charities That specialise in Visual impairment

To preserve and protect the health of those caring for or nursing people with physical, mental or sensory impairment, within the family or home in South American countries, with particular focus on the Republic of Colombia. In particular but not exclusively assisting in the provision of respite services and other support activities.

Bolton Newstalk provides an audio news service to blind, visually impaired and disabled people in Bolton using stories from the 'Bolton News'.

Monthly talking newspaper.

The principal object of the charity is to promote such charitable purpose or purposes as the Trustees shall from time to time determine particularly but not exclusively to assist charities for the visually impaired.

produes 2 monthly audio and internet magazines for visually impaired people.

To provide those who are visually impaired with audio access to Quaker periodicals and books at low cost.

We provide digital sound recordings, of the best achievable quality, of edited extracts from the "Hampshire Chronicle" on a weekly basis, and articles and information of a wider interest as a monthly magazine, to blind or visually impaired people in Winchester and surrounding areas.

Weekly meetings, crafts i.e. basket making, outings

Provides weekly Talking Newspaper for Visually Impaired in Sedgemoor area of Somerset

We provide weekly digital recordings of local news to all registered blind and partially sighted people in the Vale Royal district.

The provision of a free service whereby blind, partially-sighted or otherwise reading-disabled residents of the whole of the City of Salford can listen to a local news recording each week on memory stick. A free monthly magazine recording is also sent out once a month. Play-back speakers are loaned free to any listener who needs one.

Fund raising for local associations for blind people

Quizzes, swimming, trips away, long weekends and days, theatre, cinema, ten pin bowling, raffles, skittles, meals out. walks, exhibitions - usually tactile, social evenings with various tspeakers or activities provided

We provide local news USB Memory Sticks each week to the blind and partially sighted in our area.

Hire of mobility scooters and wheelchairs to disabled members for use primarily but not exclusively in Stockport town centre. Also sighted guides for users with visual impairment.

To provide weekly audio news to the visually handicapped,in the Trafford area of Greater Manchester.

To provide on memory sticks, audio tapes, CDs and audio files on a website, local news for the blind or partially sighted, in the Bournemouth, Christchurch, Poole, Purbeck and East Dorset area.

Recording items culled from local press on tape (soon going digital), copying same and mailing to visually impaired residents in Thurrock plus a few ex-residents elsewhere.

The provision of bi monthly digital recorded media and audio cassettes if requested for blind and sight impaired persons in the Exeter area

306. Compilation of memory sticks extracted from local newspapers on a weekly basis together with the production of a monthly magazine on memory sticks for distribution to blind and partially sighted people living mainly in the Sid Valley and East Devon area.

Mid Essex Talking News provides recordings of news items to the visually impaired living in, and with interests in, Mid Essex. METN maintains product quality by monitoring outputs, service of equipment, and reviewing alternative procedures. METN recruits and trains volunteers, organises fundraising events to ensure financial viability, and promotes itself to potential users and supporters.

Supporting a charitable hospital in primary eye care programme, sight restoring operations and training.

Production and distribution of digest of weekly paper (Westmorland Gazette) on recordable media (USB memory stick as from February 2008).

A fortnightly magazine and newspaper on audio tape or CD covering the towns and villages of North Lincs. It is available to anyone with difficulty reading a standard newspaper due to visual impairment or physical disability.

Brentwood and District Talking Newspaper provides a service for the blind and partially sighted in the area. Every week a digest of news from the local paper is recorded and sent to our listeners on computer memory sticks. We also produce a periodic audio magazine - 'Sounds of Brentwood' - and a recording from the council's own magazine 'Vision'.