Visibility Scotland News Archives - Page 8 of 12

Launch of our new Patient Support Service at St. Johns Hospital, Livingston

We are delighted to announce the official launch of our Patient Support Service at St. John’s Hospital in Livingston, funded

October 12, 2022

Family day, Dalscone Farm, Dumfries

Our Children, Young People and Families team are holding a family day at Dalscone Farm in Dumfries! Where: Dalscone

October 11, 2022

My Sound Cinema

The first online cinema dedicated to audio-described film launches today to coincide with Blindness Awareness Month. My Sound Cinema is

September 30, 2022

Vacancy: Access to Work Support Worker

Access to Work Support and Administration Worker Working at a local and national level, Visibility Scotland aims to affect positive

September 29, 2022

Aarti and Sharon from Freedom and Joy. They are standing in front of the camera and they are both laughing.

EyeCan!: Transformational coaching

Participants on our EyeCan! self management programme who live in Glasgow City Council are offered a unique opportunity to access

September 28, 2022

Graduate Low Vision Course

Visibility Scotland is delighted to share the following announcement regarding the Graduate Low Vision Course at Glasgow Caledonian University: The

September 21, 2022

Kirsteen from New Rhythms for Glasgow leading a ‘Recovery Rhythms’ taster session. Two participants are taking part.

EyeCan!: Movement and exercise

The movement and exercise session of our EyeCan! self management programme is delivered in partnership with New Rhythms for Glasgow.

September 21, 2022

The Haven's chef, Xander, preparing food in the kitchen.

The Haven: 27 September

Our wellbeing cafe, The Haven, will be open again on Tuesday 27 September. Drop-in to 2 Queen’s Crescent anytime between

September 20, 2022

David from RSPB talking to three participants at our Spring birdsong event in the garden at Queen's Crescent.

Autumn birdsong event with RSPB

Following on from the success of our springtime birdsong event, Jeni and Andy from our Glasgow Community Team are teaming

September 15, 2022

Jenn and Kay from Food Heroes leading a practical cookery session. Three EyeCan! participants are seated at a table. Various cooking aids are spread across the table including coloured chopping boards, silicone baking molds and high rim plates.

EyeCan!: Healthy eating and kitchen skills

Our EyeCan! self management programme includes sessions covering healthier eating habits and practical kitchen skills. These are delivered in partnership

September 14, 2022

Three people walking in the park at our last Walk 'n' Talk event. Two of the walkers have guide dogs. A Visibility Scotland staff member is providing sighted guiding support to one of the walkers.

Walk and Talk: 28 September

Our next Walk ‘n’ Talk event takes place on Wednesday 28 September, 10am, at Queen’s Park. Join us for some

September 8, 2022

Visibility Scotland’s occupational therapist, Heather, supporting a service user during a practical cookery session in our accessible kitchen.

EyeCan!: Occupational therapy

Our EyeCan! self management programme is coordinated by Visibility Scotland’s very own occupational therapist, Heather. Anyone joining the programme has

September 7, 2022

Vacancy: Administration Worker

*Please note: This role has been re-advertised. Please see our updated job advert: Access to Work Support and Administration Worker

September 1, 2022