Welcome to the Eastbourne Blind Society Website

This website has been designed to make it easy for vision impaired people to access the information using screen readers and magnifiers such as the Guide and Supernova software programs.

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Eastbourne Blind Society

proudly celebrates

90 years

of delivering voluntary support and advice to

blind and visually impaired people.

Thank you for the donations and legacies that have kept us going over these 90 years.

For more information on how to donate please click below.

Eastbourne Blind Society is a user-led organisation, responsive to the ideas and needs of its members - a local registered charity (Registered Charity Number 219818) for blind and partially sighted people who live in the Eastbourne area. Six of our Trustees are registered with visual impairment.

Mission Statement

We are an independent charity, committed to providing access to services, support, encouragement and information to those with visual difficulties. We also seek to serve the needs of their carers and families.

For Opening times see Contact Us

Chief Executive, Mrs Deirdre Dean at her desk.

CAN WE HELP YOU?

We make no charge for membership.

Membership of the Society is not restricted to those who have been registered as sight impaired or severely sight impaired. We will welcome all those who have a registerable eye condition and will be glad to provide advice and support to anyone who is concerned about their vision.

Through membership of the Society we will encourage the development of independence, providing opportunities for people to feel less isolated and more confident.

If you know of anyone who has a visual impairment and might not be aware of our services, please pass on our details or contact us directly.

We will be pleased to talk to anyone who would like further information.

As an independent local charity, we rely on donations, legacies and fund-raising to cover the cost of providing the services we offer to our members. Gift Aid donations are especially helpful because we are also able to claim back income tax, thereby significantly increasing the value of your gift.

To read some of the comments we have received from our members, please click on the link below.

If you would like more information, please contact the Chief Executive: Mrs Deirdre Dean, Office Manager: Graham Rowsell or Resource Officer: David Dick.

	EASTBOURNE BLIND SOCIETY


Welcome to the Eastbourne Blind Society Website

This website has been designed to make it easy for vision impaired people to access the information using screen readers and magnifiers such as the Guide and Supernova software programs.


HOME

Eastbourne Blind Society proudly celebrates 90 years of delivering voluntary support and advice to blind and visually impaired people. Thank you for the donations and legacies that have kept us going over these 90 years. For more information on how to donate please click below.


Eastbourne Blind Society is a user-led organisation, responsive to the ideas and needs of its members - a local registered charity (Registered Charity Number 219818) for blind and partially sighted people who live in the Eastbourne area. Six of our Trustees are registered with visual impairment.
Mission Statement We are an independent charity, committed to providing access to services, support, encouragement and information to those with visual difficulties. We also seek to serve the needs of their carers and families.


For Opening times see Contact Us





Chief Executive, Mrs Deirdre Dean at her desk.

CAN WE HELP YOU?
We make no charge for membership. Membership of the Society is not restricted to those who have been registered as sight impaired or severely sight impaired. We will welcome all those who have a registerable eye condition and will be glad to provide advice and support to anyone who is concerned about their vision. Through membership of the Society we will encourage the development of independence, providing opportunities for people to feel less isolated and more confident.
If you know of anyone who has a visual impairment and might not be aware of our services, please pass on our details or contact us directly. We will be pleased to talk to anyone who would like further information.
As an independent local charity, we rely on donations, legacies and fund-raising to cover the cost of providing the services we offer to our members. Gift Aid donations are especially helpful because we are also able to claim back income tax, thereby significantly increasing the value of your gift.

To read some of the comments we have received from our members, please click on the link below.

If you would like more information, please contact the Chief Executive: Mrs Deirdre Dean, Office Manager: Graham Rowsell or Resource Officer: David Dick.