News
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…
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…
Deafblind UK expands support provision for people with sensory loss, including veterans
We have temporarily extended our helpline opening hours to support people who have sight loss, hearing loss or both, through…
New wellbeing and emotional support service
We are very excited to announce the launch of our new wellbeing and emotional support service to provide in depth…
A message from our CEO, Stephen Conway
This is a very difficult time for everyone but all Deafblind UK staff feel privileged to work for an organisation…
Life with Vera, our Google Home Mini
Maureen and Maurice live in the quiet countryside between Bushmills and Ballycastle in Northern Ireland. Maureen has a cataract, Maurice…
Keeping in touch over breakfast
By Roger Wilson-Hinds, Deafblind UK Trustee I heard my friend in London was pretty low and very isolated. Coronavirus has…
Staying entertained and active during isolation
If you are self-isolating or social distancing, here are some ideas of ways you can keep entertained and stay as…
Things to do on your Deafblind UK holiday
Whether you opt for North Wales or Norfolk, here are our favourite things to do by the coast this Spring……
Spring surprises on a Deafblind UK holiday
All of our caravans are ready and waiting for you to book from March through until the end of October….
Be deaf aware this Valentine’s Day!
With Valentine’s Day coming up tomorrow, our colleague Louise has posted some great advice on social media about how we…
Accessibility at… Cadbury World
Welcoming 500,000 visitors each year, Birmingham’s Cadbury World opened in 1990 on the former Bournville manufacturing site. The attraction takes…
Open Hand Magazine
Open Hand is our free, quarterly magazine containing articles and information that are tailored specifically to people with dual sensory loss.
There are very few publications designed for this specific market and so Open Hand gives its readers valuable information that they may not otherwise have known and reminds readers about Deafblind UK’s support services.