The Sensory Engagement Programme hold My Hands My Heart, in the Playhouse Theatre Derry/Lderry
RNIB NI runs a Technology taster event through the Sensory Engagement Programme, providing blind and partially sighted people with an opportunity to realise the life benefits of new technology.
An innovative new cross-border project, which will improve the lives of hundreds of people with hearing and sight difficulties, has received £1.86 million worth of support through the EU's INTERREG IVA Programme, managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB).
24 February 2011 sees the official launch of RNIB NI's new premises and flagship project, the Sensory Engagement Programme [SEP].
An innovative new cross-border project, which will improve the lives of hundreds of people with hearing and sight difficulties, was launched on 15 December 2010 in The Radisson Blu Hotel, Letterkenny.
On Tuesday May 10 2011 the Sensory Engagement Programme, led by the Royal National Institute of Blind People held an information day at the Ryandale Inn, Moy, with input from the Southern Area HSCT (Health and Social Care Trust), SRC (Southern Regional College), Libraries NI and Conservation Volunteers NI (Green Gym).
On Friday 17 June 2011, Derry central Library took the first step in striving for the Sensory Engagement Programme [SEP] Model of Excellence award.
The June SEP newsletter gives a round up of progress so far, including exciting news about Derry library and contact details to get involved.
Last updated: 13 February 2013