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Sight Support Ryedale

Tel: 01653 698860

Norton Hive Community Library
Commercial Street
Norton
North Yorkshire
YO17 9ES

11.0 miles away

We are an independent charity offering support to anyone in the Ryedale area of North Yorkshire who is living with sight loss. We provide practical & emotional support, information, advice and a variety of social activities supported by a team of caring staff and volunteers.
Selby District Vision Selby

Tel: 01757 709800

YO8 8BD

16.3 miles away

We are a local charity offering equipment, information and support to visually impaired people in the Selby District.
Vision Support Harrogate District

Tel: 01423 565915

The Visual Impairment Centre
Russell Sergeant House
23 East Parade
Harrogate
North Yorkshire
HG1 5LF

24.2 miles away

To respond appropriately to the needs of the visually impaired people in the Harrogate district, and in particular to provide and maintain a centre for social meetings and handicraft training for visually impaired people. Also offer entertainments, travel and holiday facilities and recreational ...
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Association Of Blind Asians Leeds (Aba)

Tel: 0113 210 3347

Touchstone Support Centre
53-55 Harehills Avenue
Leeds
West Yorkshire
LS8 4EX

26.9 miles away

ABA is a city wide project providing support services to visually impaired people in Leeds. ABA is a culturally diverse group and has been running since 1989. Our vision Is to promote and improve the lives of people from Black and Minority ethnic communities with visual impairments. Aims: •To ...
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Phab Club Leeds

Tel: 01937 573722

Prince Philip Centre
Scott Hall Avenue
Scott Hall Road
Leeds
West Yorkshire
LS7 2HJ

27.6 miles away

PHAB is a social group caring for people with a disability or life limiting illness sharing time and interests with able bodied buddies. We normally meet on Friday evenings at the Prince Philip Centre, Scott Hall Avenue, Leeds LS7 2HJ
Leeds Society for Deaf and Blind People

Tel: 0113 246 9990

The Centre
St Mary's Street
Leeds
West Yorkshire
LS9 7DP

27.9 miles away

we are a charity for Deaf, Blind, Hard of Hearing, Partially Sighted people, we provide Sign Language interpreters, Deaf Blind Medical Guides, Braille Audio and Large Print, Sign Language Courses and general support to the community. All welcome at the Centre
All Abilities Archery - Hull

Tel: 07792 757154

Costello Stadium
Anlaby Park Road North
Hull
East Yorkshire
HU4 6XQ

28.5 miles away

We are a target archery club open to all, we have equipment which is available to use, we encourage family groups and can cater for visualy impaired, hearing impaired and other physical impairments any age from 8 years onwards.
Normanton Talking Newspaper for the Blind

Tel: 01924 893794

Normanton Town Council
Town Hall
High Street
Normanton
West Yorkshire
WF6 2DZ

28.5 miles away

Normanton Town Council provides a FREE talking Newspaper service for residents of Normanton and Altofts and surrounding area. The weekly tapes feature some of the latest news from the Wakefield Express and Yorkshire Evening Post.
Yorkshire Coast Sight Support (YCSS)

Tel: 01723 354417

181-183 Dean Road
Scarborough
North Yorkshire
YO12 7JH

29.1 miles away

Formed by four local men in 1935, the Society was first known as the Scarborough Society for the Welfare of the Blind. In 1992 the name was changed to the Scarborough Blind and Partially Sighted Society. The need for such a society was seen by four local men, Mr J Catchpole, Mr H Leadbeater, Mr F...
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Hull And District Talking Magazine For The Blind

Tel: 01482 585822

HU2 8JX

30.0 miles away

The Hull and District Talking Magazine is a registered charity that was formed in 1978 with the object of providing recordings of local and general interest for those members of the community who, because of some disability, find reading to be a strain or impossible. The Talking Magazine produce...
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