Websites targeting keyword blind and partially sighted

Living Paintings is a charity that provides a free postal library service of specially adapted tactile books for blind and partially sighted children and adults

Sightline is an online directory of people, services and organisations that help blind and partially sighted people in the UK.

Specialist services and support for blind, partially sighted and/or deaf or hard of hearing people in Perth and Kinross.

Royal Blind is a charity providing education, training and employment for blind and partially sighted people in Scotland.

Website for Newcastle Society for Blind People. Charity based in Newcastle-upon-Tyne in north east England. Working with blind and partially sighted people across the city.

Guide Dogs: Providing mobility for the blind and partially sighted. Supporting research, raising awareness and campaigning for the visually impaired

All your Accessible Restaurant Menus in one place, accessible to the disabled and mobile devices.

Turisme de Barcelona’s website for disabled people. Museums adapted for the blind and partially sighted, hotels without barriers, accessible beaches and sign-language tours... are some of the options available. Whether you’re a visitor or looking for accessible ways to discover your city, you’ve come to the right place. We invite you to navigate our wide choice of suggestions!

Visionaid Technologies offers an independent view of a wide range of electronic aids for the blind and visually impaired.

We help people who are blind or have partial sight into work. Our Graduate Training and Employment Services help you to identify and achieve your ambitions.

RNIB Connect Radio's Home Page

Providing community-based support to help Canadians who are blind or partially sighted achieve their goals and increase their independence.

Únia nevidiacich a slabozrakých Slovenska, Slovak Blind and Partially Sighted Union

Thrive's website gives easier gardening tips and equipment and tools to help you garden: after stroke and with heart disease; using one hand or with a weak grip; sitting down or from a wheelchair; if you can't bend easily; for emotional wellbeing.

VICTA supports blind and partially sighted children, young people and their families. VICTA provides support to children and young adults ages 0 to 29.

Association of Blind and Partially Sighted Teachers and Students.

The PATENT PROTECTED UltraCane is an electronic mobility aid for use by visually impaired people which delivers a step forward in assistive mobility aids. The UltraCane gives mobility assistance to blind and partially-sighted people by emitting ultrasonic waves, just like the echolocation system used by bats and dolphins.

Reading Sight helps blind and partially sighted people access books and information (in braille, audio, large print and other accessible formats) by supporting librarians, teachers, voluntary workers and families.

Blind Dog Rescue UK - a charity rescuing blind and partially sighted dogs throughout Europe

The Ed Lucas Foundation offers direct support to individuals who are blind/visually impaired, as well as those with disabilities that are determined to be of financial need.

CAFE Centre for Access to Football in Europe We are working with supporters, clubs and governing bodies towards one clear aim - a more accessible and inclusive matchday experience for disabled supporters across Europe. We are associate partners of UEFA and work with them and their 54 member association. With UEFA, we have produced 'Access for All' - the UEFA and CAFE Good Practice Guide to Creating and Accessible Stadium and Matchday Experience. This guide provides a benchmark of good practice for both new and existing stadiums and is available in 12 languages. Our message is one that we want football to extend to: 'Total Football - Total Access' Centre for Access to Football in Europe, Regus House, Herons Way, Chester Business Park, Chester, CH4 9QR, UK

Guide Dogs: Providing mobility for the blind and partially sighted. Supporting research, raising awareness and campaigning for the visually impaired