RSBC is launching the Access Unlimited Project for families in Wales
December 9, 2022
We are excited to announce that RSBC alongside its partners in Wales is launching its Access Unlimited Project.
Access Unlimited – Wales is a fantastic project from 2022 to 2024 that will support blind and partially sighted children, young people and their families in Wales.
Our range of services includes:
- Activities, both in person and online
- Family support
- Post 16 and Employment support
- Information and Advice
- Assistive Technology
RSBC is working with local partners to help youth organisations across Wales be more inclusive offering activities for blind and partially sighted children.
This project won’t be possible without our funder, The National Lottery Community Fund – Wales, and the support of our partners:
- North Wales Society for the Blind
- Vision Support
- Wales Council of the Blind
- Council for Wales of Voluntary Youth Services Council
- Boys and Girls Clubs of Wales
If you are interested in the Access Unlimited services or want to learn more about it, please visit the Access Unlimited page.
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