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Kent Association For The Blind

Tel: 01474 544440

Joynes House
New Road
Gravesend
Kent
DA11 0AT

26.1 miles away

We are a UK registered charity providing rehabilitation services for people with sight impairments in Kent, Medway and Bromley. We also provide some specialist support in Bexley. We have six rehabilitation teams around the region and three Sight Centres. We provide free, specialist support for c...
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Clearvision

Tel: 020 8789 9575

Linden Lodge School
61 Princes Way
London
Greater London
SW19 6JB

27.1 miles away

ClearVision is a UK postal lending library of mainstream children's books with added braille. Our books all have braille (or another tactile reading language, Moon), print and pictures, making them suitable for visually-impaired and sighted children and adults to share. There are over 14,000 boo...
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Me Too & Co

Tel: 07946 646033

St Stephen's Crossway Centre
306 Richmond Road
Twickenham
Middlesex
TW1 2PD

28.9 miles away

Me Too & Co is a parent-led charity covering the Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames and surrounding areas, which aims to help children and young people with additional needs and their families. The additional needs of the children include autistic spectrum disorder, Down’s syndrome, hearing or visu...
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Twickenham Hard Of Hearing Club

Tel: Rodney Read 0208 570 3772 (Chairman)

United Reformed Church Hall
First Cross Road
Twickenham Green
Twickenham
Middlesex
TW2 5QA

30.3 miles away

Twickenham Hard of Hearing Club helps deaf, deafblind and hard of hearing people get the services, care and equipment they need.
Sight Concern Bedfordshire : Bedford

Tel: 01234 311555

Bedford Office
116 Bromham Road
Bedford
Bedfordshire
MK40 2QN

35.0 miles away

Sight Concern Bedfordshire's aim is to enhance the independence of blind and partially sighted people, reach out to the whole community to raise awareness about visual impairment and to ensure that everyone who requires information, and or assistance, receives it.