We're really pleased to be launching a campaign supporters' network for Wales. There's been a network going in England for some time - some of you may even have received newsletters from them in the past - but we know that with key issues such as health and education devolved to Wales, not all campaigns are relevant to all parts of the UK.
We also know that, although we may not have had a network for you to join before, we have some ardent campaign supporters out there in Wales. Some of you may have joined us on the Hardest Hit rallies in London and Cardiff, where we campaigned against cuts to disability benefits. Others may have been at the Senedd with us when our mass lobby of the Assembly helped secure vital funding for Lucentis - a treatment that's still saving sight today.
Sign up today!
By signing up to receive our thrice-yearly enewsletters, you can keep up-to-date with all the RNIB campaigns that are relevant across the UK, but also hear about the work we're doing in Wales. We'll be highlighting some of the amazing work being done by individuals across Wales, who're campaigning to improve services for blind and partially sighted people or to stop people losing their sight in the first place. We want to inspire you to get involved in our campaigns, or even to start your own. We want to provide a forum for you to share your ideas with each other, and to help you where we can.
Get in touch
To ask to join the network, to change your preferred language or format or to be removed from our mailing list, call the campaigns hotline on 020 7391 22123, email campaigns@rnib.org.uk or write to:
RNIB Campaigns Team,
105 Judd Street,
London,
WC1H 9NE
To get more information on what is going on in Wales, and to share your campaign successes, please get in touch with our Communications Officer, Andy Williams:
email: Andrew.Williams@rnib.org.uk
call: 02920 450440
RNIB Cymru,
Trident Court,
East Moors Road,
Cardiff,
CF24 5TD
You can also get in touch with us (and share your ideas with others) on Twitter @RNIBCymru or on Facebook www.facebook.com/RNIB.Cymru