We are the specialists that parents and our partners can trust to provide the best learning and education opportunities for children and young people who are blind or partially sighted.
We are committed to preventing avoidable blindness and sight loss by funding research into cures and treatments. Our research will help change the lives of many people with sight loss.
Leaving Sight Scotland, a gift in your will can help fund research to tackle genetic eye conditions and provide specialist care for those with sight loss. Use your #WillPower to transform the lives of future generations.
Braille Bookshop & Transcription Services from Sight Scotland. At the Scottish Braille Press we've been producing accessible formats for over 125 years, providing people with sight loss with formats which enable equal access to the written word.
A visually impaired runner and his wife are taking on the Edinburgh Marathon Festival to raise awareness of sight loss, inclusive running, and accessibility in sport while fundraising for Sight Scotland.
We believe everyone should be able to vote independently and confidentially. That’s why, ahead of Scotland’s Parliament elections on 7 May, we’re working with the Electoral Management Board for Scotland to make voting more accessible.
Find the latest news, blogs and case studies covering issues around sight loss. Read uplifting, insightful and inspiring stories from Sight Scotland, one of Scotland's oldest charities.
Our dedicated Sight Scotland policy team work with blind and partially sighted people to campaign for positive change. Read more about our campaigning work here.