Health Charities That specialise in Visual impairment

Give money, gifts, man power to people who are in difficulty financially. Help with costs towards research in cancer in children (mainly) and people in general. Also give aid to people with blindness.

Provides weekly recorded news tapes of local news from the Whitehaven News newspaper to the visually impaired within our local area.

Outings arranged for visually impaired people living in the Shipley & Baldon area of West Yorkshire, ie BD17 & BD18

The Trust raises funds in memory of Ciaran, who suffered from a genetic skin disorder called Keratitis-Ichthyosis-Deafness Syndrome (KID syndrome). The Trust aims to help people with similar conditions, as well as supporting research and promoting awareness about the difficulties of living with the multiple disabilities of blindness, deafness and skin disorders.

Provides recordings of the local newspaper for visually impaired people in borough.

To provide weekly recordings in audio format containing local news items and features.

PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY OF AUDIO VERSIONS OF LOCAL NEWS AND MAGAZINE STYLE FEATURES

Social group for blind and partially sighted people. Monthly meetings with tea and entertainment.

Weekly distribution to blind, visually impaired and socially isolated listeners on audio media of recordings of local news and selected magazine articles

THE TALKING NEWSPAPER PROVIDES AN AUDIO VERSION OF LOCAL NEWS AND EVENTS TAKEN FROM THE LOCAL NEWSPAPERS AND OTHER SOURCES TO PEOPLE WHO ARE PRINT-DISABLED IN THE BOROUGHS OF RICHMOND-UPON-THAMES AND HOUNSLOW AS A WEEKLY SERVICE. A SPECIAL MAGAZINE EDITION IS SENT OUT AT CHRISTMAS.

Provides recorded tapes of the local newspaper for the blind or partially sighted and those with a disability which makes reading a strain.

To give disabled people (wheelchair users, visually impaired etc.) chance to get out and enjoy the countryside. To offer multi-media dance, recreation and wildlife projects.

Kiran Talking Newspapers came into existence with the launch of 'Kiran' now a Gujarati weekly, in April 1985. We currently produce talking newspapers on USB memory Sticks. Our readers record normal written texts from newspapers, magazines and books on these USB memory Sticks and distribute them to blind and visually impaired South Asians throughout UK at no cost to them.

Bryan's Quest encourages everyone and all organisations involved with wildlife and nature to provide educational resources to enable blind and partially sighted people to learn as much about the relevant topics as sighted people. Using tactile models, tactile diagrams, maps, audio description and narration.

Production of a weekly local news audio service for blind and partially sighted people in Oxford and the surrounding area.

Provision of religeous and secular educational and other aids for the rehabilitation in Israel of persons professing the Jewish faith who are registered blind or visually handicapped.

The supplying of Equipment/Resources to the Blind/Sighted/Disabled, specifically for education and learning. This is for the supplying of equipment and teaching aids in connection with the equipping of educational tools for the teaching of Braille Literacy and self learning for the purposes of education/employment. This is for blind/partially sighted children and adults or older people.

The South London Resource Centre for Visually Impaired People works in collaboration with the Eye Department at St Thomas' Hospital, London, to provide the optometric Low Vision service for Guys and St Thomas' NHS Trust.

Provision of news services to blind people in the Richmondshire area.

To provide a weekly audio recording of local news and information to members of the community who are blind or visually impaired.

Monthly tea parties, annual outing

The object of the CIO is to advance the education of children with developmental disabilities including autism, learning disability, sensory impairments, ADD/ADHD, language and communication disorders in India.Started interaction and meeting the locals (communities) in the target area to assimilate the needs of the children in the area. Meeting the villagers/doctors and other professional area

We have added to the Common Sense Cane Bank, provided activities for Visually Impaired Children Including Theme Park visit and Xmas Panto and have supported families working with World Access for the Blind.

Provide a monthly talking newspaper for blind and visually impaired people living in the area.

Provides weekly talking newspaper for Crawley's blind and partially sighted residents.