Royal Blind
Royal Blind School
Braeside House
Scottish Braille Press
The Scottish National Institution for the War Blinded

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HRH The Duke of Gloucester visits Royal Blind

HRH watches a performance by the children of The Royal Blind School

 

Our Royal Charter status was awarded in 1898 so this year we were delighted when HRH The Duke of Gloucester agreed to become our new Patron.

 

 

In September HRH The Duke of Gloucester visited Royal Blind and toured The Royal Blind School and Braeside House. Here are a selection of photographs from the recent visit.

 

 

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Working with our partners and supporters over the past year we have been able to:

  • Teach...
    119 blind, visually impaired or multiply disabled students at The Royal Blind School.
  • Care...
    for our 70 visually impaired and elderly residents who have an average age of 90 years.
  • Employ...
    visually impaired and disabled workers at The Scottish Braille Press.
  • Purchase...
    much needed equipment and vehicles for the charity.
  • Support...
    new projects and initiatives such as the sensory garden and the Bridgend organic allotment.

 

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