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RNIB Scotland works on behalf of all people in Scotland with sight loss.

For general enquiries you can email us at [email protected].

Café VI

Our community café is open Monday to Friday, 10am - 3pm. Whether you're after a coffee break, a quick lunch, or some home baking, there's something for everyone. Find us at RNIB Scotland, 12–14 Hillside Crescent, Edinburgh, EH7 5EA.

Products and Advice Store

We sell aids and equipment that can help you maximise your independence. Chat to our Product Co-ordinator to find out more.

Our online booking system lets you arrange an appointment on Tuesdays and Thursdays in person at our store, or over the phone or on video if you have access to Microsoft Teams.

Book an appointment by calling our helpline on 0303 123 9999, or online through our booking site.

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More from RNIB Scotland

Campaigning with RNIB Scotland

RNIB Scotland actively campaigns on matters of interest or concern to blind and partially sighted people, engaging with MSPs, MPs, councillors, civil servants, media, and commercial, public and other third sector bodies.

Children, young people and families in Scotland

We support blind and partially sighted children and young people from birth to 25 years, their families and carers, and the professionals who support them.

Social and leisure groups

It's good to talk. Our community connection events will hopefully include something to interest everybody. So please feel free to join us.

Reports and publications from RNIB Scotland

We produce a range of reports and other publications. Below are brief descriptions of these and links to their PDF and Word versions.

News, Media and Stories

Youth engagement: Haggeye

Are you a blind or partially sighted young person living in Scotland, aged 16-27, interested in campaigning and raising awareness of sight loss? Would you like to make new friends and share experiences with other young people with sight loss?

How We Can Help

Find details of resources, support, useful links and contacts from RNIB, for blind and partially sighted people living in Scotland.

Employment

There are approximately 2,000 people registered as blind or partially sighted working in a wide range of sectors in Scotland.

What can I do to get accessible health and care information?

Find out more about your rights, how to ensure you get information in the format you need and how you can support RNIB’s campaign