A new eLearning course has been launched by UK Coaching and British Blind Sport for the inaugural Coaching Week, 4-10 June; a week-long, UK-wide celebration of great coaching. The new course raises awareness of the crucial role co aches’ play…
Accessible Leisure Centre Research Deadline Extended
UK Deaf Sport and British Blind Sport are working in partnership to better understand people with a visual impairment and their use of leisure centres to help develop accessibility recommendations for leisure operators nationwide. We have extended our deadline to…
New Look National Guide Runner Database- Find a Guide
England Athletics and British Blind Sport have today (Tuesday 3rd April) re-launched ‘Find a Guide’, a national guide runner database to support more people with a visual impairment to run. The database is an online tool for anyone aged 18…
Find a Guide is getting a makeover!
The Find a Guide programme has been helping visually impaired people find guide runners across England to support them to run for nearly 2 years now. In this time we’ve trained over 1110 people on our Sight Loss Awareness and…
Share your thoughts on cycling
We would like to invite you to attend our focus group with British Blind Sport, Nottingham County Council and Rise Wise to share your views, personal stories and explore your experiences with cycling in the Nottingham area. Your views will…
British Blind Sport Launch New Strategy A Vision For 2020 and Beyond
British Blind Sport, the national disability sports organisation for people living with sight loss, are pleased to announce the launch of their new strategy; A Vision For 2020 and Beyond. The strategy reflects the charity’s understanding of the difference that…
See My Voice Applications Open
British Blind Sport look to tackle disability employment gap with bespoke young people’s sports volunteering programme Applications now open to 11-18 year olds with a visual impairment National Disability Sports Organisation, British Blind Sport are delighted to announce a new…
British Blind Sport’s See My Voice receives funding to help young people make a difference in their community through sport and social action
British Blind Sport’s See My Voice in the United Kingdom has been given £122,480 from Sport England and the #iwill Fund to help young people use sport to make a positive difference in their communities – all thanks to funding…
Guide running in Colchester a huge success!
Bling and visually impaired people took the opportunity to try running with a guide at a special ‘taster morning’ on the spacious sportsfields of the University of Essex’s Colchester campus. The event was hailed a big success, attracting volunteers and…
Support British Blind Sport in the Aviva Community Fund!
British Blind Sport are relying on votes to increase our chances of winning funding of up to £25,000 which will allow us to deliver the First Steps project for blind and partially sighted children throughout the UK. Please help us!…