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Sense For Deaf Blind People

from £5.00 a month

Sense For Deaf Blind People

Registered Charity Number: 289868

Sense is the leading national deaf and blind charity that helps provide support for children and adults who have sensory impairments. These include teaching deaf blind people new skills and specialist advice on education and the latest helpful technology. By making a regular or one off gift donation to Sense, you will be providing the funds to ensure deaf blind people can

  • Become full and active members of society
  • Develop and achieve their potential
  • Learn and improve from specialist support
  • Have access to advice and opportunities
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    £5.00 a month

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About Sense

Sense was established over 50 years ago and is the leading national deafblind charity. Thanks to pioneering methods, Sense try to help deafblind people to live, learn, and reach their full potential in society. Deafblindness is one of the least understood disabilities, with over 100 different causes including premature birth and genetic disorders. People who are deafblind face immense challenges in their lives, but with the help of charities such as Sense, their journey through life can be assisted in a way for obstacles to be overcome. With an estimated 248,000 deafblind adults in the UK, of which 4,000 are deafblind children, your donations will help them to live the lives they deserve.

Where the money goes?

The generous donations provided by the general public help Sense to support children and adults who are deafblind with expert advice and information as well as specialist services. Sense also provide support for the families, carers and professionals who work with deafblind people and those with sensory impairments. Sense offer skilled assessments and the best ways to help child to learn and develop through working patiently with each individual. They listen, counsel and support in partnership with other service providers to help deafblind people to communicate, getting around safely and living independently.