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We would like to share the story of a young man called Jay. His experience shows just how much your kind support can transform a blind child’s life. And when a child is happy and hopeful, that has a wonderful impact on those closest to them. If Jay’s story inspires you, I hope you will […]

The AQA Celebration Ceremony is an annual ceremony held to recognise the achievements of our young people over the year and recognise all their hard work in reaching those achievements. Oxford AQA is a recognised accredited qualification that is taught in schools, colleges and learning establishments across the country they include GCSEs, AS and A-levels […]

On Thursday 27th October 2022, RSBC held its “Autumnal Family Fun Day” at the Life Without Limits Centre (LWLC) in London. Blind and partially sighted children, young people and their families were invited to take part in various activities in a friendly, Halloween inspired atmosphere.

On Sunday October 2nd 2022, 43 RSBC runners from the UK and overseas crossed the start line for the TCS London Marathon, the weather was perfect and the crowds were out in force lining the 26.2 route to the finish line on The Mall.

In Memory of our Royal Patron, Her Late Majesty The Queen. We are deeply saddened by the death of our much-loved Patron, Her Late Majesty The Queen.

Her Late Majesty The Queen was the RSBC’s Royal Patron and on Monday 19th September, we observed the national holiday to mark The Queen’s funeral. At the Royal Society for Blind Children, we are deeply saddened by the death of our much-loved Patron.

Fifteen-year-old Kyle is living with nystagmus, an eye condition which causes constant involuntary eye movements and his vision to be reduced. He was experiencing blackouts and panic attacks.

In honour of the Queen as our Royal Patron RSBC ran a celebratory Jubilee campaign #JubileeforRSBC. We ran special jubilee-themed activities with the children and young people we support.  

On Saturday 9th April we held a “Family and Friends’ Day’ at the charity’s new Life Without Limits Centre (LWLC) in London. Blind and partially sighted children and young people and their families were invited to tour the Centre and its facilities including the media suite, learning hub, creative suite, accessible kitchen and one-to-one support […]