Wales / Cymru

RNIB Cymru works on behalf of over 100,000 people in Wales with sight loss.

Our services provide practical solutions to everyday challenges.

We campaign for the inclusion of people with sight loss and we run pilot projects within our communities. We promote eye health by running public health awareness campaigns. We also work in partnership with organisations across Wales to provide local services.

Contact RNIB Cymru if you want more information on the services we offer or our current campaigns.

If you want to write or speak to someone at RNIB in Welsh, contact our Welsh Language Service.

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Latest news from RNIB Cymru

RNIB Cymru Digital Inclusion Officer wins award

Hannah Rowlatt, one of RNIB Cymru's Digital Inclusion Officers, has won an award from the National Institute of Adult Continuing Education (NIACE) for her work with the charity's Get Connected project.

Bright New Futures

RNIB Cymru and a range of partner organisations have received a grant of nearly £1m from the Big Lottery Fund, to enable new projects for young blind and partially sighted people.

Wales Vision Strategy Conference

On 22 May, the Wales Vision Strategy Implementation group held a conference in Cardiff to look at improving access to social services and transport for blind and partially sighted people.

Last updated: 4 December 2012

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Head office

RNIB Cymru
Trident Court, East Moors Road,
Cardiff, CF24 5TD.

Telephone: 029 2045 0440
Fax: 029 2044 9550
Email: CymruEvents@rnib.org.uk

Cross Party Vision Group

Details of the Cross Party Vision Group, which raises awareness of the issues faced by people with sight loss.