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RSBC Stories 19.11.24
Boys Crew: why International Men’s Day matters
Each November 19th, the UK celebrates International Men’s Day. It’s not just about celebrating the contribution that men and boys make to our society – this special day also focuses on making a positive difference to their well-being and lives, raises awareness the support available to them, and promotes meaningful conversations about men, manhood and […]
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For Young People September 17, 2024
RSBC’s Terrible Thames adventure
We recently organised a fun ‘Horrible Histories’ boat trip on the Thames for vision impaired children, young people, and their families. It was a whistlestop tour of the River Thames, filled with lots of unusual facts and stories brought to life by the cast and crew.
RSBC Stories August 23, 2024
The life of a Family Practitioner: Jeanette’s story
Jeanette’s worked for RSBC for more than 3 years, covering the North East of England. As a Family Practitioner, she supports families with blind and partially sighted children and young people, helping them to overcome challenges by developing improved resilience, wellbeing and coping strategies. Read more about Jeanette and life our family practitioners here.
For Families August 22, 2024
Exploring music and storytelling for vision impaired children
We recently held two music sessions at Southwark libraries that brought joy and creativity to young people. We read from the book ‘The Rhythm of the Rain’ and got them to play different instruments, creating weather sounds. Check out our video from the event.
For Families August 22, 2024
Independent living skills – cooking
Recently, we put on an independent living skills cookery session for a group of blind and partially sighted children and young people at our Life Without Limits Centre. The session was led by a Habilitation Specialist, Anna, who ensured it was suitable for complete beginners and those with some cooking experience.
Latest News August 9, 2024
Sports sessions with VI young people
We have a range of free and fun sports & fitness sessions for young people who are blind or have a vision impairment. The sessions are hosted by some incredible coaches: Palace for Life Foundation and Bloomsbury Football.
Education August 8, 2024
The many benefits of music and play for vision impaired children
We collaborated with The Amber Trust to host a music workshop at our Life Without Limits Centre (LWLC) for children aged 0-7 who have a vision impairment. Our centre was filled with the rich sounds of excited children and parents singing and moving along to call-and-response songs and inclusive and creative music games.
Latest News August 8, 2024
Lando Norris F1 helmet auction
A massive thank you to McLaren Formula 1 Driver Lando Norris, who auctioned the incredible hand-painted Herend Porcelain Manufactory helmet he wore in qualifying at the Hungarian Grand Prix in July. All proceeds support RSBC and the Hungarian National Association of the Blind.
Information and Advice August 8, 2024
ITV News: SEND schools crisis
RSBC is calling on the new UK government to carefully consider those most vulnerable in our education system – SEND students – to ensure that enough funding and specialist provision, teachers and classroom support is provided. The charity is encouraged by the response that the Education Secretary, Bridget Phillipson’s recent pledge to fix the “broken […]
For Young People August 8, 2024
Announcing the winners of the RSBC Royal Creation Competition
Today we are delighted to share the winners of our Royal Creation Competition. All of our entrants were outstanding, so our judges Anne Fine and Bianca Rafaella had a really difficult task. Well done to the 4 talented artists from Moorend School who will all have Hobbycraft vouchers to spend.
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