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Dear friends, I wanted to write to update you on our work across Oxfordshire over…
Hello everyone, my name is Mark and I’m starting as OAB’s new Chief Executive at…
During the February half term, our Children and Young Peoples Coordinator, Laura Finnis, put out…
At OAB we want to be here offering help and support to blind and visually…
We are always excited when our clients go out of their way to raise money…
2020 has been a challenging year worldwide, and this has certainly been the case for…
Please find the message below from our friends at the Oxford Christmas Lunch. This year,…
We now have our range of large print 2021 diaries and calendars. There are three…
The Oxford Museum of Natural History are looking to create an audio-only exhibition that will…
British Blind Sport’s new Active At Home programme will be launching on Monday 2nd November…
We’re back with a bang and this time it’s virtual! Join us online for games…
As part of National Eye Health Week and World Sight Day we asked our social…
We’re holding a free webinar on Wednesday 14th October 10.30am-12noon. This webinar is for anyone…
This Eye Health Week we’re launching our new series ‘Ask the Expert’. The treatment of…
The trustees have made the decision to take our Annual General Meeting online this year…
FREE ELECTRIC BLANKET CHECKS IN OXFORDSHIRE Make sure your blanket is safe to use this…
The RNIB have announced that sighted guiding with a person outside of your household is…
We’re looking for volunteers to make regular phone calls once a week to lonely and…
The Chair and Trustees invite you to the Annual General Meeting of Oxfordshire Association for…
Our August 2020 newsletter is out now, you can either download in PDF, plain text…
Don’t forget, if you are registered as blind (severely sight impaired) you are eligible for…
Our Client Advice Worker Nathan has become one of Look UK’s mentor of the month.…
We are delighted to announce we have been granted funding from the Coronavirus Community Support…
Find out more about supporting people with a visual impairment at a safe distance. You…
During this time of lockdown, it can be extremely isolating for many people, if you…