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Welcome to N-Vision
The Blackpool, Fylde & Wyre Society for the Blind
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WELCOME

N-Vision is a local independent charity providing services and support to anyone with reduced vision living in the area regardless of age or means. The charity was first formed in 1910, and continues to provide services – over 100 years later.

Raise donations for N-Vision whenever you shop online

The majority of us do some sort of shopping online, so N-Vision have now opened an account with easyfundraising.org.uk so we receive a donation every time you shop with easyfundrasing.org.uk and its associated online retailers.


You can shop with over 2,000 well known stores and each will donate up to 15% of what you spend. For example, John Lewis will donate 1%, Amazon 1.5%, The Body Shop 6%.

How Can We Help?

Our Services Include

Residential Care Home; Caregiving Services; Low Vision Centre; Talking Newspaper; Befriending Service; Conference facilities, Charity Shops; Sight Awareness Training; Conference facilities; Social Groups.

Fundraising

The following example might give you an idea of the costs involved: £50 would cover the cost of the many services provided by our Low Vision Centre to one blind person for one year.

Volunteering

The services that we offer to our members are delivered in a professional, informal way with the support and dedication of our much-valued volunteers.

Help Us to Help Others

The service that we provide costs a lot of money, and changes year-on-year.

Help us help people in the Blackpool, Fylde & Wyre areas.

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The Low Vision Centre exists to help, support and give information that will increase independence and self-confidence.

Talking Newspaper

If you struggle to read a newspaper or magazine, why not listen to one instead?

Now anyone who has difficulty reading a newspaper or magazine can keep in touch with all the local news, and enjoy many popular magazines.

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Need Help? Call: 01253 362696