We exist thanks to our generous supporters, and we can grow with your support.
In return, we aim to be as transparent as possible about how we're run. This means you can trust your money is used wisely, that the changes we make are long term, and our funding goes as far as possible.
We want to be there for everyone facing the challenge of sight loss.
There are an estimated 183,000 people in Scotland living with sight loss, and we know a rising number of people will be impacted by sight loss in the next few decades. Without support from our experts, sight loss can be a scary place to be.
We can grow to help more people with the help of our generous supporters. We are very grateful for the donations that we receive. And in return, we promise to be as open as possible so you can be sure your money is being used sensibly.
Every donation we receive is a vital step towards achieving Sight Scotland’s goal of supporting more people with sight loss to lead a good and full life.
Throughout our long history, donations have enabled us to educate, care for, and provide opportunities to people adapting to sight loss.
Today, we are facing up to the challenge of increasing our support where we are needed most.
Our Executive Team
Our Executive Team lead the direction and strategy of Sight Scotland. They come from a wide range of backgrounds in the public, charitable and corporate sectors and share a commitment to supporting people with sight loss.
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Our governance
Our trustees are a body of volunteers who hold the full financial and legal responsibility for everything Sight Scotland and Sight Scotland Veterans deliver. They are required to ensure that everything done by the two charities is solely and genuinely in pursuits of their goals. This includes maintaining a high standard of corporate governance, overseeing all we do, and ensuring we spend your money wisely.
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