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Blind Veterans UK
Blind Veterans UK provides support for life, through rehabilitation and training, practical advice, and emotional support. Established in 1915, we are the country’s leading provider of specialist and bespoke rehabilitation for vision impairment. We have the experience and expertise to help blind veterans regain their independence and live the life they choose.
BlindAid
As London's oldest sight loss charity, we work to improve quality of life and promote independence for the blind and visually impaired people. Our ‘Pathway of Support’ offers choice in practical support and is free. As a charity we are dependent on donors like you to continue to provide our vital, free support for those who need us.
Cyngor Cymru I’r Deillion / Wales Council of the Blind
Leaving money to us in your will helps us to do our work. Formed in 1938, Wales Council of the Blind has been supporting blind and partially sighted people through the work it does for a large family of clubs and local societies. We are the only independent umbrella organisation for sight loss in Wales and we work to improve services and support for people who have lost their sight, either from birth or during their lives.
Elizabeth Foundation, The
Around 1 in 1000 babies in the UK are born deaf every year, with further young children deafened as a result of accident or illness, significantly impacting every aspect of their life. Many of these children and their families are isolated from the urgent help that they need, but by leaving a legacy in your Will to The Elizabeth Foundation, the charity can continue to make a positive and lasting difference.
Family Fund
Family Fund is the UK’s largest charity providing grants for families raising disabled or seriously ill children and young people. We have been supporting families for over 40 years, and provide grants for a wide range of items, such as washing machines, sensory toys, family breaks, bedding, tablets, furniture, outdoor play equipment, clothing and computers.
Guide Dogs for the Blind Association, The
We are Guide Dogs. And we’re here to help people with sight loss live the life they choose. We trained our first guide dogs way back in 1931. Since then we’ve created thousands of life-changing guide dog partnerships; making a lifetime promise to provide every one of our guide dog owners with a dog for as long as they need one.
Jewish Blind & Disabled
One in five people in the UK face a shocking and life changing diagnosis of disability at some point in their lives, with someone going blind every hour. However, the right facilities and support mean that a disability does not have to dictate how you live your life. And it most certainly does not have to mean a loss of vital independence and self-worth. Jewish Blind & Disabled is the only organisation in the Jewish community dedicated to enabling people to maintain their much-prized independence.
Listening Books
Listening Books is a UK charity providing nearly 10,000 fantastic audiobooks on three easily accessible formats: downloads, internet streaming and MP3 CDs. We also give members who choose our downloading and streaming memberships access to thousands of newspapers and magazines through our partner service, PressReader.
Macular Society
There is only one way to beat macular disease. We must fund more world-class research to find a cure. After taking care of your loved ones, a gift in your Will to the Macular Society would help do just that. A quarter of the research we fund is possible thanks to gifts in Wills. Your gift would also make sure that no one ever has to face macular disease alone or without hope.
Royal National College for the Blind, The
The Royal National College for the Blind (RNC) has been leading the way in specialist education since 1872 and celebrated our 150th anniversary in 2022. We are a residential College of further education, supporting young people with sight loss, aged 16-25 years. The College underpins academic and vocational subjects with training in mobility, assistive technology, Braille and specialist skills for life such as money management, cookery skills, laundry and shopping.