Sight Scotland Veterans Stories Page Type NewsBlogCase study Category Care for people with visual impairmentFor ProfessionalsLearning ResourcesLife skillsLiving IndependentlyNew to Sight Loss Sight ScotlandSight Scotland VeteransSupport for ParentsTackling vision loss with usVeterans' service stories Filter Results Scottish War Blinded’s Dundee and Arbroath lunch groups combat Christmas loneliness for veterans with sight lossThe party mood has been in full swing this month for Scottish War Blinded’s veterans with sight loss as members of the charity’s Arbroath and Dundee lunch groups celebrated the festive season.Find out more Linburn Centre Choir combats loneliness, uniting veterans with sight loss in new friendshipsCarol rehearsals are bringing a choir of veterans with visual impairments together this festive period – a time when loneliness and social isolation can hit hardest for people with sight loss. Find out more Vision Hub: Sight loss charities unite to host free vision impairment advice hub in Dumfries and GallowayResidents with sight loss in Dumfries and Galloway will have the opportunity to receive expert advice at the launch of a new event for people with sight loss. Find out more New Directors for Scotland's largest sight loss charity Scotland’s largest vision impairment organisation has announced the appointment of two new Directors as it celebrates its 225th Anniversary.Hawys Kilday (pictured top right), currently Assistant Director of Children’s Services for BarnardFind out more Inverness veteran with visual impairment performs in The Armed Man at Eden Court TheatreA Navy veteran living with a visual impairment took to the stage in the Inverness Choral Society’s performance of The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace at the Eden Court Theatre. Find out more World War Two veteran with sight loss recalls chance encounter with neighbour in midst of 1944 Normandy battleA World War Two veteran with sight loss has recalled the poignant moment he came face-to-face with his next door neighbour during the 1944 Invasion of Normandy. Find out more Scottish War Blinded veterans London-bound for Centenary march Proud Scottish veterans with sight loss will travel to London this weekend, supported by Scottish War Blinded, to take part in Remembrance Sunday’s Cenotaph March, marking 100 years since the end of World War One. Find out more Scottish War Blinded Veterans with sight loss show off self-portrait sculptures at Kelvingrove MuseumA group of veterans with sight loss were “ecstatic” as an exhibition of their self-portrait sculptures went on show to the public at a Glasgow museum this week. Find out more Blind veteran takes to the skiesWorld War Two veteran Gordon, who has macular degeneration, recounts his gliding experience that was organised by Sight Scotland Veterans and partner charity Walking on Air.Find out more Bryce's storyBryce Campbell, 86, of Edinburgh, is a National Service veteran with glaucoma who receives support from Sight Scotland Veterans.Find out more Inspiring and Emotional - A Weekend I Will Never ForgetSight Scotland Veterans Press Officer shares his experience of the Cenotaph Parade.Find out more Learning to use digital technology with sight lossRAF veteran Jim has macular degeneration. Read about how his Synapptic tablet has 'changed his life'.Find out more Pagination « First page ‹ Previous page … 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 › Next page » Last page From the media? If you are a journalist or media officer and are looking to get in touch with our team, please contact: 07718 486323 Thanks so much for considering us.