In 2013, NCBA received £495,924 from the Big Lottery Reaching Communities fund. This terrific sum will help NCBA fund its voluntary services and further develop its information service for five years. Find out more about how we are putting our funding to good use, with our Key Communications project.
Our Resource Centre has a wide range of low-vision aids and other equipment for demonstration, some of which can be given out on loan.
Our facilities include a specially-adapted kitchen suitable for rehabilitation use for teaching kitchen skills to visually-impaired people.
Volunteering for NCBA is a very rewarding experience, knowing you are making a real difference in supporting blind or partially-sighted people living in Northumberland.
You will be supported by our experienced Volunteer Co-ordinator, who will ensure that you are comfortable with your commitment.
Bothal Blind Club commences on the 11th of September 1pm to 3pm. There is a £3 entrance charge which included afternoon tea and a raffle plus bring along a tombola prize. This group is on every Monday. For more information contact Susan.Bennett@ncba.org.uk or Karen.Stuart@ncba.org.uk or phone 01670 514316.
Fri 22 Sep 17
Very, very saddened to hear the news of the death of one of our longest serving supporters, Ian Steele. Thank you,… https://t.co/EqSHBNg5lG
Fri 22 Sep 17
Trips out with our peer support Activity Group for those with visual impairment - call June for more information. https://t.co/iHZNJPkypQ
Fri 22 Sep 17
Enjoy gardening? Our Sensory support group for anyone with visual and/or hearing impairment at Bedlington Community… https://t.co/ZoTT5Balo6
