Blog posts by Naomi Dainty
The stages of sight and hearing loss – Roger’s story
Deafblind UK Trustee Roger describes his experiences of adapting to life with sight and hearing loss, and offers hope to…
Support Deafblind UK without reaching into your pockets
Do you ever feel like you would like to ‘give something back’ but you are also feeling the financial pinch?…
CQC recognises Rainbow Court’s dedication to supporting people who are deafblind throughout the pandemic
Staff and residents at Rainbow Court in Paston are celebrating after being recognised by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) for…
Deafblind UK helps people to live better with sight and hearing loss, this Deafblind Awareness Week
Deafblind UK is on a mission to make things easier for people who have sight and hearing loss, this Deafblind…
Key workers launch befriending service to combat isolation
Key workers at UK Power Networks have partnered with charities to launch a telephone befriending service aimed at tackling social…
National Emergencies Trust (NET) funding awarded to Deafblind UK
Coronavirus has challenged the whole nation, causing fear, grief, panic and disruption to the way each one of us goes…
All about… Ménière’s disease
Affecting two in every 1,000 people, Ménière’s disease is a rare condition that is caused by a disorder in the…
Living with Cochlear Implants
Hi, I’m Shannon, I’m 23 and I have had Bilateral Cochlear Implants for three years now. Life before cochlear implants…
Deafblind UK celebrates VE Day by launching new services for veterans
We are proud to launch a package of services specifically to support people who have reduced sight and hearing as…
I am immensely proud to be a Government key worker
Rosalind is a support worker for Deafblind UK and has been walking 5 miles a day to make sure our…