Deafblind Scotland member has written and published a new book called 'Edward and Stacey' Edward thought dog camp would be just another...

Deafblind Scotland has joined more than 200 third sector health and social care leaders in signing an open letter to the First...

Self Management   is a way of living and working that means people living with long term conditions feel more in control of their own...

Will you join Deafblind Scotland to raise vital funds to support people living with dual sensory loss in your community? The Edinburgh...

Last month, our Deafblind Centre in Kirkintilloch welcomed Radio 4 journalist Ian Hamilton to speak with some of our members about an...

The Deafblind Scotland BSL Choir recently had the incredible opportunity to perform at the Lenzie Community Festival on Saturday 9th...

Deafblind Scotland is excited to open recruitment for our upcoming BSL Level 2 Course! This course is perfect for anyone looking to...

Hollie shares her experiences growing up with her dad who is deafblind.   Sight and Hearing loss is more common than you think: Let’s...

We're absolutely thrilled to introduce the newest member of the Deafblind Scotland family: Donna Finlayson ! Donna joined us on July 8th,...

Peat, the german shepherd, sitting. We're proud to share a powerful interview featuring our Training and Participation Programme...

Image shows the RNIB Connect Radio logo. On a white background ‘RNIB’ written in bold black capital letters and underline with a bold...

Two deafblind people communicate through tactile signing on a bench. On this the first United Nations endorsed International Day of...

Andrew Pettigrew speaks to Jennifer Murray about his hearing and sight loss and the many different things he does. Click below to listen...

Most of us will need communication support at some point in our lifetimes. However, because there is a lack of good support, people...

Transport for Deafblind People and their Guides - thanks to the BDA for the BSL information video below. Frankie talks about his travel...

Overview An estimated 1.3 billion people globally experience significant disability. This figure has grown over the last decade and will...

Deafblind Scotland were part of the working group of the Cross-party Group on Deafness. It aims to improve care pathways and support for...

Want to know what type of support is out there for deafblind people living in Scotland? Well, Jennifer Murray chats to Isabella Goldie to...

Our friends at The Molly Watt Trust set up an interactive map to connect those living with Usher Syndrome. It was born out of a need for...

Christmas Message from DbS Chief Executive Isabella Goldie Wishing you a Merry Christmas! Here’s to 2025 - a year we’ll celebrate the...