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Penguin Random House boosts RNIB library with thousands more audio books
One of the world’s largest publishers, Penguin Random House has bolstered the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) Talking Books Library by donating all of its audio books to the charity.
RNIB comment re: Eleanor Southwood being awarded an MBE
Matt Stringer, RNIB CEO, said:
Kickstart your year with a challenge – sight loss charity launches Take on 250
Marking the start to a new year with an exciting challenge, the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) launches virtual fundraiser, Take on 250.
UK’s leading sight loss charity appoints 100th ECLO to provide vital support for blind and partially sighted people
The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) is celebrating a significant milestone in the provision of practical and emotional support for people newly diagnosed with sight loss with the appointment of its 100th Eye Clinic Liaison Officer (ECLO).
RNIB partners with what3words to highlight power of providing precise locations for blind and partially sighted people
Event organisers and venue managers across the UK are being encouraged to provide additional address information to help blind and partially sighted people to arrive exactly where they need to be.
Our response to the Covid Inquiry Terms of Reference
As part of the Disability Charities Consortium, we have responded to the consultation on the draft Terms of Reference for the UK Covid Inquiry. While we welcome the inquiry, we’re concerned that there are some vital areas missing that have impacted disabled people. You can read our joint response below.
Blind and partially sighted readers have good reason to celebrate Book Lovers Day
They can now have their favourite work read to them just by voicing the wish.
RNIB announces senior appointments
External and internal appointments will support the delivery of the charity’s ambitious new strategy
"Anxious about my eye appointment, but I’m so glad I went"
People could be at risk of losing their sight due to their fears of going to hospital during the coronavirus pandemic.
Tesco announced as a Visibly Better Employer by RNIB
To mark National Employability Day (Friday 17 June), the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) is delighted to announce that Tesco has been recognised as a Visibly Better Employer.