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Royal Artillery Captain Visits Veterans at Scottish War Blinded Linburn Centre

Captain David Seath of 19th Regiment Royal Artillery will visit blind and visually impaired veterans tomorrow (Thursday 25 July) to deliver a presentation on the regiment’s recent tour of Afghanistan. The event has been organised by veteran charity Scottish War Blinded at their Linburn Centre in Wilkieston as an opportunity for their members to engage with serving personnel. The Scottish War Blinded membership includes veterans who lost their sight in the war, as well as those who have lost their sight subsequently. Captain David Seath comments: “Whilst 19th Regiment Royal

DAY CENTRE FOR SCOTTISH WAR BLINDED CELEBRATES TWO YEARS

An award winning day centre for veterans living in Scotland who have lost their sight will celebrate its second birthday tomorrow (31 May 2013). The Linburn Centre in Wilkieston, which was built to provide day centre facilities for Scottish War Blinded members, will celebrate its second anniversary with a 1950’s themed evening of fashion, photos, memorabilia and music. The centre, which won the RICS Scottish Project of the Year 2012 award, has grown from strength to strength, providing life changing experiences and skills to Scottish War Blinded members. The centre offers a wide range

NEW OUTREACH SERVICE FOR BLIND VETERANS LAUNCHED IN EDINBURGH AND EAST LOTHIAN

A new outreach service to support blind and visually impaired veterans has been launched in Edinburgh and East Lothian. Scottish War Blinded, the sister charity of Royal Blind, has launched an outreach service across Scotland with a dedicated Outreach Worker in Edinburgh and East Lothian. The outreach service will provide free support to blind and visually impaired veterans to ensure that they are able to access all the statutory support services that they are entitled to. The service supports not only those who have lost their sight while serving in the armed forces, but also those who

NEW OUTREACH SERVICE FOR BLIND VETERANS LAUNCHED IN DUNDEE, ANGUS AND FIFE

A new outreach service to support blind and visually impaired veterans has been launched covering Dundee, Angus and Fife. Scottish War Blinded, the sister charity of Royal Blind, has launched an outreach service across Scotland with a dedicated Outreach Worker for Dundee, Angus and Fife. The outreach service will provide free support to blind and visually impaired veterans to ensure that they are able to access all the statutory support services that they are entitled to. The service supports not only those who have lost their sight while serving in the armed forces, but also those who

NEW OUTREACH SERVICE FOR BLIND VETERANS LAUNCHED IN SCOTLAND

A new national outreach service to support blind and visually impaired veterans across Scotland has been launched. Scottish War Blinded, the sister charity of Royal Blind, has launched an outreach service with dedicated Outreach Workers across Scotland. The outreach service will provide free support to blind and visually impaired veterans to ensure that they are able to access all the statutory support services that they are entitled to. The service supports not only those who have lost their sight while serving in the armed forces, but also those who have become visually impaired since

NEW OUTREACH SERVICE FOR BLIND VETERANS LAUNCHED IN WEST OF SCOTLAND

A new outreach service to support blind and visually impaired veterans has been launched in the West of Scotland. Scottish War Blinded, the sister charity of Royal Blind, has launched an outreach service across Scotland with a dedicated Outreach Worker covering Glasgow, Renfrewshire, North Ayshire, East Renfrewshire, South Lanarkshire, East Ayrshire, South Ayrshire and Dumfries and Galloway. The outreach service will provide free support to blind and visually impaired veterans to ensure that they are able to access all the statutory support services that they are entitled to. The service

NEW OUTREACH SERVICE FOR BLIND VETERANS LAUNCHED IN THE BORDERS

A new outreach service to support blind and visually impaired veterans has been launched in the Scottish Borders. Scottish War Blinded, the sister charity of Royal Blind, has launched an outreach service across Scotland with a dedicated Outreach Worker covering the Borders. The outreach service will provide free support to blind and visually impaired veterans to ensure that they are able to access all the statutory support services that they are entitled to. The service supports not only those who have lost their sight while serving in the armed forces, but also those who have become

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