Scotland
RNIB Scotland is the leading charity working with blind and partially sighted people in Scotland.
As a membership organisation we are dedicated to delivering services our members need and campaigning for their civil and welfare rights. We support children and adults with sight loss to live full and independent lives.
Current highlights
A-mazing success for RNIB in 2009 Scottish Charity Awards
RNIB wins 'Campaign of the Year' for its work to secure a higher mobility rate for people with severe sight loss.
Jill strikes up the band as Mars attacks!
Insight Radio presenter Jill Daley conducts an 80-piece orchestra playing her favourite song.
Grampian pilot scheme leads the way
A pioneering two-year scheme to help blind and partially sighted people find work has been launched in Elgin.
200 years of Braille
Scotland's historic ‘Auld Alliance’ with France received a fraternal boost at a celebration to mark the bicentenary of Louis Braille.
RNIB Scotland office has moved
RNIB Scotland has moved its head office to:
12-14 Hillside Crescent
Edinburgh
EH7 5EA
The main telephone number is 0131 652 3140.
For general email enquiries contact rnibscotland@rnib.org.uk
Phone up for benefits advice
RNIB Scotland operates a dedicated Benefits Helpline - 0845 602 4033 - providing blind and partially sighted people in Scotland with information on the benefits and services to which they are entitled. The Benefits Helpline number is sponsored by Standard Life.
Further information
If you want more information on the services RNIB Scotland offers or our current campaigns contact us.
Content author: webeditor@rnib.org.uk
Last updated: 18/06/2009 9:51
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