
Our first Family Fun Day raised £2,383
Thank you to everyone who came along, volunteered and sponsored the day. We can’t wait to do it again.
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HRVAB is an independent local charity. For over 100 years we have helped people with visual impairment stay independent, connected and confident.
Our Low Vision Support Worker can visit you at home, talk through what is changing and help you find aids that make everyday life easier.
Drive our minibus, serve the teas or simply be a friendly face. Give a few hours and make a real difference to local people with sight loss.
You do not need to be registered as sight impaired to use our services. If your sight is affecting your daily life, we are here to help.
Home visits, information and advice from our Low Vision Support Worker, from first diagnosis onwards.
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Weekly clubs at the Taplin Centre and in Bexhill, with door-to-door transport, lunch and good company.
See the clubsTry magnifiers, lighting and other aids at home before you buy, so you know they work for you.
Try before you buyWe train care home staff in Sighted Guide, the national standard for guiding people with sight loss safely and confidently.
Book training
Our residential care home in St Leonards-on-Sea, with specialist sight loss expertise and a welcome for adults with a range of care needs.
Visit Healey HouseJoin HRVAB to stay in touch, hear about clubs and events first and support local people with sight loss.
Become a memberAs an independent local charity, our clubs, home visits and resources depend on local volunteers, donations, legacies and fundraising.
Friendly, relaxed clubs with activities, outings and time to chat. Ask us about door-to-door transport.
Activities, trips to interesting places and a full lunch menu.
Taplin Centre, St LeonardsAn afternoon of company, games and conversation in Bexhill.
Ark Centre, BexhillQuizzes, games and treats such as cream teas and cheese and wine.
Taplin Centre, St LeonardsTo book a place or ask about transport, call us on 01424 436359.
Membership is open to anyone with a sight condition, and to friends who want to support us. Members hear about clubs, events and news first.
An independent charity running for over 100 years.
As an independent charity, our society is run by dedicated volunteers & staff to provide services & resources.
The only specialist residential home for blind and partially sighted people in East Sussex.
A homely, relaxed atmosphere where our visitors can socialise. Activities, clubs & events.
Resource libraries and support.
As an independent local charity, we rely heavily on donations, legacies and fundraising to help meet some of the costs of providing the services we offer to our members. Every little helps and will be gratefully received - thank you.