News

Volunteers Week Spotlight!

Posted on 04-06-2024

Today, we'd like to give a big shout-out to Jenny, an amazing volunteer who dedicates her time to both our charity and our shop!

It's National Volunteers' Week

Posted on 03-06-2024

It's National Volunteers' Week and as such we want to express our deepest gratitude to one of our amazing volunteers, Maureen Smith.

Hazel Binks

Posted on 31-05-2024

We were delighted to have Hazel Binks, the mother of our Chairman, return as our guest speaker at this month's support group! Hazel, who's spent a lifetime immersed in the world of farming, captivated...

Tanzania Donations Update!

Posted on 30-05-2024

Our friends Aleen and Brian Medcalf have provided a fantastic update on the delivery of surplus school supplies to schools in Tanzania for children and young people with visual impairments.

Look at These Exquisite Handmade Pieces!

Posted on 21-05-2024

We're delighted to showcase some truly special handmade embroidered pin cushions and pill boxes donated to our charity shop by a wonderful friend of the Partially Sighted Society!

Feeling Lost in the Digital World?

Posted on 16-05-2024

Feeling lost in the digital world? ️ We can be your guide!

pARTsight CRAFTERNOON

Posted on 16-05-2024

In this week's Crafternoon session we created our very own DREAMCATCHERS, to ward off negative energies and allow positive dreams to flow freely.

pARTsight Creative Wellbeing Group

Posted on 16-05-2024

What a fabulous group! In this session our Touch to See Book Club members brought their teddy bear buddies along to learn all about Rupert the Bear, Winnie The Pooh, and Alfonzo the red Steiff Bear fr...

Another Fantastic Support Group

Posted on 25-04-2024

Another fantastic support group, this time welcoming back one of our own, Pauline West as she shared her collection of historical obituaries and recounted her memories from incredible people from days...

Exercise Books in Tanzania

Posted on 23-04-2024

As a charity designing specialist stationary for children with visual impairments and processing difficulties, we are aware of the lack of resources in developing countries such as Tanzania.