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Welcome to the Royal Society for Blind Children

From diagnosis to early adulthood we’re here to help, however we can, with whatever comes your way.

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The leading national charity for blind and partially sighted children, young people and families

We provide support, advice, events, social groups, education and advocacy for vision impaired children, young people and their families across England & Wales.

What's On

  • Here for your
    Family

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    Helping families gain the skills and confidence to thrive

    Family support

  • Caring for your
    Education

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    Quality learning that gives you the best of both worlds

    Dorton College

  • Supporting your
    Future

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    For anyone aged 13-25 thinking about their next move

    Futures
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How you can help

We rely on the generosity of our amazing community of supporters to continue our vital work.

We're only able to provide services, advice and support with your help. We can't do it without you. Thank you.

For supporters

  • can you
    donate?

    Help children and young people to live life without limits

    Donate

  • can you
    fundraise?

    Use your energy and talent to do something amazing

    Fundraise

  • can you
    volunteer?

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    Offer your time and skills to make a huge difference

    Volunteer

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  • Meet Aarifah: The VI Figure Skating Force

    Meet Aarifah: The VI Figure Skating Force

    Aarifah is 21. She’s lived her whole life in Coventry, apart from the time she spent at Nottingham Trent University gaining her first-class degree with honours in Business Management. While...

    Meet Aarifah: The VI Figure Skating Force

    Aarifah is 21. She’s lived her whole life in Coventry, apart from the time she spent at Nottingham Trent University gaining her first-class degree with honours in Business Management. While...

  • RSBC CEO, Julie Davis, on stage giving a speech to a seated crowd

    RSBC proudly hosts first ever Festival of VI In...

    RSBC brought together employers, policymakers and professionals for the first Festival of Vision Impairment Inclusion at London’s Banking Hall. The day sparked inspiring conversations, showcased young people’s potential, and launched...

    RSBC proudly hosts first ever Festival of VI In...

    RSBC brought together employers, policymakers and professionals for the first Festival of Vision Impairment Inclusion at London’s Banking Hall. The day sparked inspiring conversations, showcased young people’s potential, and launched...

  • Rosie, a woman with long blonde hair in a middle parting, wearing a black long sleeved top, looks into the camera with a neutral expression.

    Meet Rosie, RSBC’s Habilitation Specialist

    We talk to Rosie, RSBC's habilitation specialist, to find out more about her role.

    Meet Rosie, RSBC’s Habilitation Specialist

    We talk to Rosie, RSBC's habilitation specialist, to find out more about her role.

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Bedtime Donations

We're on a mission to create the world's largest free children's audiobook library. Will you join us?

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