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We had great fun with 2nd year students at NTU who joined visually impaired artists at our art workshop at Heathcoat Street! Challenges students to create interactive art The Textiles Live Project challenge second year students to produce either interactive artworks...

Our charity shops are pedaling recycled and seriously discounted bikes to help Notts folk get fit and active in 2019! We've got kids bikes, mountain bikes, shoppers and 'fixies', which have all been fully refurbished and serviced by Bikeworks and come with a one month...

It's that time of year again when many of us decide to declutter to make way in our wardrobes and in our homes for all those wonderful new Christmas presents we received over the festive season! New Year Clear Out! If you've decided on a New Year Clear Out, donate...

We'd like to wish all our wonderful supporters, volunteers and those who use our services a very Happy New Year! Thanks for your generous support, which means so much to our charity and the visually impaired children and adults we work with. With your continuing help,...

Looking for a beautiful and unique Christmas card for someone you love? Take a look at these beauties, which have been designed by our talented blind and partially sighted artists, Rob Stella and Eileen. Drop in to 26-28 Heathcoat Street for a pack of Christmas cards...

Take a break from all the hustle and bustle of Christmas shopping. Our visually impaired choir invite you to gather round the Christmas Tree in Victoria Centre with them and their four-legged friends on Weds 5 or Tues 11 December 2:30-5pm for some Christmas Carols to...

More than 50 visually impaired members and valued volunteers attended our 175th Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Friday and helped us celebrate our anniversary with a slice of birthday cake and a trip down memory lane. Members enjoyed a talk about 175-year history and...

Play the new My Sight Notts monthly lotto, it's a great fun way to raise cash for local blind and partially sighted people and you never know - you could win a cash prize of £500, £200 or £50! Just 175 players means more chances to win! The new game is being launched...

  i Nottingham’s choir for blind and deaf blind singers joins forces with Liverpool’s visually impaired choir as part of celebrations for National Eye Health Week 24-28 September.  Liverpool Inspirational Voices choir The Liverpool Inspirational Voices choir is...

Three brave charity workers are preparing to scale the heights of the UK’s tallest mountain this weekend wearing blindfolds in order to raise money for the local sight loss charity where they all work and which this year is celebrating 175 years of supporting local...