Read a Brief History
Trace the story from the organisation’s beginnings back in 1793 to present day.
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Sporting celebrities support
Try and Score 2008
Sporting celebrities turned out in force to help to raise £20,000 at our inaugural Try and Score event that was sponsored by talk107 and DeucharsIPA. talk107 breakfast presenter Scott Wilson hosted an evening of fabulous entertainment. …Read More
Join us this year for a
Great Scottish Walk
We are looking for volunteers to walk for us at The Great Scottish Walk. You can walk the Golden Mile, 6 miles or 12 miles.
Turning the first sod
at Braeside House
Elderly residents from Braeside House gathered together to celebrate the commencement of work on their Sensory Garden.
The Duke of Buccleuch and Queesberry
Our new President officially opens ther new multi-million pound residential development and sensory garden at The Royal Blind School.
Because of you we see...a difference
Read our 2007 Annual Report that details our activities over the past year.
Royal Blind provides services for the blind. With over 200 years of history and heritage we have great pride in the services we deliver to the community. As a charity we never forget that we have only been able to achieve this thanks to the generosity of companies, trusts and the general public. Because of you we see a difference Royal Blind is the operating name of The Royal Blind Asylum and School.
Donations
Your gift can make a huge impact on someone's life.
The Spring 2008 edition of iSite - our charity magazine that gives a little more insight into the work we do and why we do it - is now available. This edition is packed to the edges with our news. To download your copy.
News
HEROIC soldier, Ben Shaw, who was blinded while on duty in Iraq is gearing up for the weekend of his life.
