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Groups and courses
Please note: Our head office at 2 Queen’s Crescent Glasgow will be closed from 24 August for essential building upgrades. Some regular activities have been relocated. For more details on the closure please visit the webpage linked below:
Visibility Scotland head office closed from 24 August 2026
Drop yer Stitches crafting group
Drop yer Stitches is a self-led informal crafting group where people can come and try new crafts or simply enjoy the company of each other. The group runs from our head office at 2 Queen’s Crescent, Glasgow, G4 9BW every Monday from 10 AM to 12:30 PM.
Teas and coffee are provided and a small donation towards any material costs are always welcome.
If you would like to come along then please get in touch on 0800 987 1087 or email info@visibilityscotland.org.uk
Positive Outlook
Our two week Positive Outlook courses cover practical and emotional tips to help you manage any day to day challenges you may experience following a diagnosis of vision impairment. They also provide an opportunity to talk to other vision-impaired people and share hints, tips and experiences.
Our courses cover the following topics:
- understanding different types of vision impairment
- the registration process
- daily living skills
- helpful equipment
- mobility tips
- local activities
- technology and apps to make life easier.
Courses are available across Scotland. They are currently delivered via telephone and Zoom. A family member or carer is welcome to attend with you.
For more information or to book a place on an upcoming course please give us a call on 0800 987 1087 or email info@visibilityscotland.org.uk
Socialisation sessions for young people
Freedom and Joy provide group workshops for children and young people, split into age-appropriate groups for 10 to 17s and 18 to 25s.
The sessions focus on socialising and discuss some of the challenges vision-impaired young people face as well as identifying solutions.
These groups will be supportive and offer a unique environment to forge friendships, build confidence and empower the group to share new experiences.
These sessions generally take place at our Glasgow offices but are open to those who can travel.
For more information or to book a place on an upcoming course please give us a call on 0800 987 1087 or email families@visibilityscotland.org.uk
Sensory play sessions
Visibility Scotland’s sensory play room is open for vision impaired and blind children aged zero to six every second Friday at Visibility Scotland, 2 Queens Crescent, Glasgow, G4 9BW from 10:30 AM onwards. Visiting the room is free of charge, though a small donation to our charity is always appreciated. It is a fun, welcoming space designed for children and families.
Space is limited, so please confirm your attendance no later than the Tuesday before each session by calling 0800 987 1087 or emailing families@visibilityscotland.org.uk
Dumfries and Galloway lunch clubs
We run occasional lunch clubs at various venues across Dumfries and Galloway. Lunch clubs offer a friendly and welcoming space to enjoy good food, good company and a sense of community.