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Sign-up for our EyeCan! course
At the end of last year, we piloted EyeCan!, our brand new six-week self-management course, with some encouraging and positive
January 11, 2022
Dot, dot, dot
January the 4th is World Braille Day. To mark this annual event, one of our volunteers, Charlotte, has written a
January 4, 2022
2021 Round Up
As the year comes to a close we’d like to share some of our highlights from the past 12 months:
December 31, 2021
Rehabilitation Officer Visual Impairment (ROVI)
*Please note applications for this vacancy have now closed* Vacancy: Rehabilitation Officer Visual Impairment Working at local and national level,
December 22, 2021
Blue Monday Pop Up Café
Every year, the third Monday of January is nicknamed ‘Blue Monday’. The theory is that this day is particularly gloomy
December 15, 2021
The dark side
The dark winter nights are well and truly on us. Below, a visually impaired friend of Visibility Scotland shares their
December 3, 2021
Christmas raffle 2021
Today we launch our Christmas raffle! You could win one of our grab bags, worth £20! The bag is full
December 1, 2021
Being a trustee for Visibility Scotland
Trustees’ Week is an annual celebration of the vital role trustees play in governing charities and voluntary organisations. To celebrate
November 5, 2021
Lessons learnt travelling with a visual impairment: part two
In the second part of her blog post on travelling with a visual impairment, Zein shares the benefits of travelling with friends, the need to be adaptable and why sometimes unexpected adventures are the best!
October 21, 2021
New Edinburgh sensory directories
Have you checked out our new Edinburgh sensory directories? The directories have been funded by See Hear and created in
October 15, 2021
Lessons learnt travelling with a visual impairment: part one
Zein Al-Maha Oweis is a Jordanian PhD student at the University of Glasgow. She is visually impaired and uses a white cane. In part one of her blog on travelling with a visual impairment, she shares some of the lessons she has learnt whilst adventuring around Scotland.
October 14, 2021
Covid-19: How we Used our Building Differently During the Pandemic
Covid-19 and its Impact on Visual Impairment In Glasgow City, there are an estimated 15,700 people living with sight loss (Pezzullo
September 15, 2021
New Partnership with Deafblind Scotland: Right to Dream
Right to Dream (R2D) Project We are delighted that Deafblind Scotland and Visibility Scotland are partnering to deliver the ‘Right
September 10, 2021
Launch of our new project supporting working-age people in Dumfries and Galloway
New project launches to help working-age people living with sensory impairment Working-age people across Dumfries and Galloway who are living
September 6, 2021
A History of 2 Queen’s Crescent
Last week we announced our plan to regenerate 2 Queen’s Crescent, Visibility Scotland’s office in Glasgow. We will shortly be
August 27, 2021
