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Or that there aren \'t enough programmes that interest you? Then you will be pleased to discover with Sky digital you can access:  · · · · · 100% subtitled Sky Box Office Movies (pay per view) 80% subtitled Sky News Sign Language now on selected Sky Channels Audio-Description available as standard Accessible TV listings information  To enjoy great entertainment and free standard installation, join us on any package starting from family pack (£19.50). Quote UDIS 2 VEN. DISABLED CUSTOMERS WILL PAY HALF PRICE ON SKY DIGITAL SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE FIRST 3 MONTHS. OFFER APPLIES TO ALL NEW CUSTOMERS UNTIL 31ST DECEMBER 2004 PHONE OR TEXTPHONE  08705 66 33 33 08702 40 19 10  OR EMAIL OR WEB  accessibility@sky.com www.sky.com/accessibility  Lines open 9am to 5pm, 7 days a week  Disability Service Team Lines open 9am - 5pm, 7 days a week (outside of these hours your call will be answered by the Sky main number). If you would like to order Sky digital, please have your credit/debit card ready. Or visit your local electrical retailer. Free Sky box offer: You do not have to subscribe to Sky digital. You must enter into an Interactive Discount Contract (IDC). Offer limited to one per household. You are ineligible if you have entered into an IDC or your household has benefited from one. Sky selects your equipment. Installation: Standard installation is free if you select a Sky digital package costing £19.50 a month or more (package options 1A-60 and 1), £60 if you select any other Sky digital package or £120 if you don \'t subscribe to Sky digital. Subscription offer: As a disabled customer who is a brand new Sky digital subscriber and selects a package costing £19.50 a month or more, you will pay half the current price of your chosen package for the first three months e.g. if you subscribe to Sky World with Family Pack you will pay £20.50 for the first three months and £41 per month thereafter, unless you change your package. Offer excludes stand-alone premium channels, Sky Box Office and pay-per-view services. Sky digital subscription: Sky digital packages range from £13.50 to £41 per month. Minimum Sky digital subscription 12 months. Offer cannot be taken up with any other Sky offers. Extra costs may apply for non-standard installation. Free Sky box must be connected to fixed telephone line for 12 months. You must get any consents required (e.g. landlord \'s). Installation may be subject to delay. You must be 18 or over. Prices, channels/programmes subject to change. Information only applies to residential customers in the UK, Channel Islands or Isle of Man. Correct at print (Oct/04).    ");arrFiles[1]=new Array("Gift_Aid_form.pdf","Viewpoint   \\'Gift Aid  \\' form.cdr","","","The taxman will help you to help us!  For every £1 you give us, the tax man will give us a bonus  We rely upon the generosity of our supporters to continue with the vast range of services and facilities we provide for visually impaired people throughout Northamptonshire. nab can now reclaim the tax paid on any donation received from you, large or small, regular or one-off, provided you have paid income tax or capital gains tax at least equal to, or more than, the tax deducted from your donation.  Donation Form  I donate to Northamptonshire Association for the Blind the sum of :  £10 £20 £50 £100 £250  (reg. no. 201240)  Other £_______________  Name.............................................................Signed............................... Full postal address.................................................................................. .......................................................................Postcode.......................... Date....................... Telephone no..................e-mail............................... If you pay income tax please sign the declaration below and send it with your donation. If you do not pay tax then do not complete this section.  Gift Aid- Declaration  All the donations I make to Northamptonshire Association for the Blind on or after the date of this declaration are to be treated as  \'Gift Aid \' donations. In making this declaration, I understand I pay an amount of income tax or capital gains tax at least equal to the tax deducted from the donations. I am aware that I am entitled to cancel this declaration at any time! (Please print clearly) Full name................................................................................................ Full postal address.................................................................................. ....................................................................Postcode.............................. Telephone no....................Date...../....../......Signed................................. Please send your donation together with this form to:  nab, FREEPOST MID 17906, Northampton NN2 8BR  A stamp is not required but using one will reduce our costs For office use only Dept. code................Receipt no..............................Date......./......./.......    ");arrFiles[2]=new Array("Historyofnab.pdf","History Of NAB","","","The Mayor, Frederick Ellen, founded northamptonshire association for the blind in 1896; with the express intention of helping local blind people achieve a level of independence through work. At the time there were 56 blind people living in the town; it was felt that 40 of these could have been earning their own living. To put those figures into perspective, today there are an estimated 10,000 visually impaired people living in the county most of whom (as a result of improvements in eye care and general welfare) are over retirement age. nab continues to help visually impaired people with a wide range of services, in 1896 this would have been classed as  benevolent work , this has become our main focus and is because we have responded to the changing needs of the visually impaired population. From the outset fundraising was a key issue, it was estimated that £1000 would be needed to set up the first workshop. By 1898 this target had been exceeded ­ enough it was felt to make a start with the workshop. The workshop, which trained and employed some 15 local blind people manufacturing a range of cane, basket and mat products, went from strength to strength and in 1903 they were able to move to larger premises and open their own factory shop. Northamptonshire \'s first charity shop. In 1908 a new workshop was opened in Gray Street, Northampton and continued in use right up until 1973. The workshop expanded rapidly with sales of over £3000 reported in 1926 and in the following year the nab was able to purchase the Gray Street site and to help the 430 people who were registered blind in the county. As a result of the increasing income new services were developed. A Home Workers \' scheme was introduced, the first Home Teachers were appointed, and Braille and handicraft classes were introduced at Gray Street. The Benevolent Fund increased and the number of applications for help doubled.    By 1931 nab was using a percentage of its legacy income to introduce services in line with the development of new technologies, e.g. the wireless and motor car. The workshop continued to prosper and with the opening of another shop in Rushden, the appointment of a van salesman and continued support from the community the association was able to continue to meet the needs of visually impaired people in the county. During the Second World War many blind evacuees were posted to Northampton and the association did its best to find homes for them. Records for this period are rather limited. After the War, despite financial difficulties but recognising the need for a specialised care for the blind in the county, the association set about launching two major appeals. Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Gloucester opened Events Calendar & Diary in May 1949. With a staff including a matron, cook, two maids and a gardener, Events Calendar & Diary (link) provided much needed specialist care for 18 female residents. Two years later, and made possible by an anonymous donation, and another special appeal launched by Alderman C A Chown, Wardington Court (link)(the family \'s former home) was purchased and opened for male residents. By 1955 the association needed to raise £4000 annually in order to continue with its work. An extension to the workshop  with every modern convenience  was soon completed including a new staff dining room. In the early 1950 \'s the association began to look for alternative products to manufacture. After lengthy consideration, plans were laid to purchase the necessary plant to manufacture high-grade toilet soap. This was a bold and brave decision for the nab as many doubted the capability of blind workers to learn new trades. Indeed, the association was the first sheltered workshop to break away from the traditional trades and to launch itself as a fully-fledged factory unit in direct competition with  normal companies . Service provision continued to expand and closer links forged with other organisations concerned for the well being of visually impaired people. Extensive rebuilding had occurred at Gray Street over the years and by 1971 it was apparent a move to larger premises was needed if the employment of visually impaired people was to continue.    In 1974 a brand new purpose built factory, Nimbus Laboratories, was opened on Moulton Park and the following year turnover rose by 28% to almost £1.5 million. Regrettably commercial pressures resulted in the closure of the factory in 2004. 1976 saw the introduction of another new service, Talking Newspapers, an innovative way of helping the visually impaired keep abreast of local affairs was set in motion in 1976 and thanks to the very generous support of the Nene Foundation and the Kingsthorpe Manor Trust a purpose built recording suite was opened the following year. That year over 300 people received weekly bulletins of up-to-date news. Today two weekly editions of Talking Newspapers are produced, one for Northampton and one for Kettering/Corby districts. There is a close working relationship with the independent Wellingborough Talking Newspaper team. Currently over 62,000 tapes are distributed free of charge every year to any visually impaired person who requests the service. In the late 1970 \'s Wardington Court closed as a residential home for blind men and in 1980 was developed as one of the country \'s very first Activity Centres for the Blind (link). A minibus had been purchased in 1980 and this meant that people from across the county could be brought to the Centre to enjoy the facilities, socialist with friends, learn new skills and take part in a variety of activities. By 1982, thanks mainly to BBC Radio Northampton \'s marathon broadcast another minibus was purchased and even more people could take advantage of the Wardington Court facilities. Today over 6,500 registered blind and partially sighted visitors come to the Centre each year.    In 1984, thanks to the hard work and commitment of the Northampton Junior Chamber six specially designed flats were built, specifically to help visually impaired people develop independent living skills. As a result of the careful planning of the accommodation, the association enjoyed the great honour of welcoming Princess Anne to open the completed flats. The continuing expansion of Nimbus, calendar and the Wardington Court facilities (a hall was built in 1986) complete with stage, dressing rooms and new lighting equipment) involved increasingly heavy demands being made upon nab \'s reserves. Fortunately, income from legacies continued to increase reflecting both the generosity of the local community and the value put upon the association \'s efforts. As the association \'s work diversified, so the number of people needed to run the Administration office increased. An investment was made in new technology, which meant that for the first time visually impaired people could be employed in the main office. It may seem strange now that such a short time ago even we, as a charity working with visually impaired people, did not encourage  clients  to take an active role in deciding how the nab was run. Happily, all that has now changed and our committees, who oversee the work of the association, have substantial visually impaired representation. 1992 saw a further expansion of services; the association developed a full-scale Home Visiting service and new volunteers were soon recruited. Each was (and is) thoroughly checked, matched with a like-minded client and trained to ensure that all those visited receive the best possible care and that friendships flourish.    In 1995, we were pioneers in developing a new service aimed at helping individuals to gain the help they need. So many people with failing sight either through  not wanting to be a trouble , or simply accepting that losing one \'s sight is an inevitable consequence of old age do not realise that help is available. Similarly many believe that if they can see anything at all then nab dedicated to helping the blind would not be interested. None of these assumptions are the case! We do care and we can help. If any individual would like a personal assessment of their needs then our Guidelines Officer (link) would be glad to help. Centenary Year, 1996, was a year of celebration and we were honoured when Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Gloucester agreed to become our Patron for that year and visited us twice. nab had launched more vital services which aimed to help those with failing sight gain access to all the information, help and advice which both we and other sister organisations provide. These included a Mobile Information Unit, used by staff to display a wide range of aids and resources available to visually impaired people. The unit visits all areas of the county on a regular basis. A number of local support clubs have been set up which offer people whose sight is failing or perhaps who are unable to travel to Kingsthorpe the opportunity to meet up and enjoy the company of others suffering similar conditions. Events Calendar & Diary has become fully accredited by DeafBlind UK and now offers both residential and respite care for those suffering dual sensory loss. Various services are offered to businesses ­ training to help employees deal with visually impaired customers, access audits to help companies and other establishments provide safe access to blind customers, transcription services where we translate material into Braille, tape or large print, to name but a few. These services assist local companies meet the requirements of the Disability Discrimination Act, which came into force in October 1999. All this has been achieved through the support of local people, companies and organisations. Without your continuing help our much-needed services would be severely curtailed and the development of new services reflecting the changing needs of the visually impaired of Northamptonshire, stopped altogether.    ");arrFiles[3]=new Array("Transcription Price List.pdf","Microsoft Word - Transcription","","","Transcription Service Price List Audio tapes Master copy up to C90 - £35.00 each Copy tape only up to C90 - £1.35 each Case and label each tape - £0.50 each Braille If on 3.5 inch disk or sent as email attachment - £35.00 per hour If printed - £35.00 per hour to format, then production costs as if on disk. Large Print Set up costs - £35.00 per hour Each page printed - £0.35 3.5 inch disks Copied - £1.50 each Photocopies Each copy - £0.12    ");arrFiles[4]=new Array("aboutnab.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Find out how YOU can help click here Would you like to volunteer? click here n orthamptonshire a ssociation for the b lind ( nab ) is a totally independent charity working exclusively in Northamptonshire to help visually impaired people. We were formed in 1896 and since then have developed a whole range of vitally important services which improve the lives of the 12,000 visually impaired people who live in the county. In essence our mission is:To identify, promote and respond to the needs of Visually Impaired People (VIP’s) within Northamptonshire. And we do this by offering practical help wherever and whenever it is needed. Through: Information and support Encouragement of active participation in a range of activities Removal of obstacles to social isolation providing access to other support systems Offering information and advice in dealing with sight deficiency Residential and respite care Raising awareness of issues affecting visually impaired people amongst the general public and business community If you would like to read a more in depth history of nab, then please click here to download the History of nab PDF document.");arrFiles[5]=new Array("activitycentre.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Wardington Court Activity Centre plays host to almost 6,500 visits by visually impaired people every year. A fleet of minibuses, driven by a team of loyal volunteers, collects blind and partially sighted visitors from all over the county. Visitors are of varying ages, abilities and interests, a range of activities is offered, ten pin bowling, swimming, carpet bowls, blind cricket, sewing, knitting, glass and plate painting, general knowledge quizzes, a friendly game of cards or, for the energetic there is a fitness suite. A fully licensed bar adjoins a large hall equipped with a stage, professional lighting system and an induction loop for the hard of hearing. nab holds numerous fundraising and social events such as band nights, film supper race nights and concerts. A twice-yearly diary of events and trips is published including visits to stately homes, the seaside, shopping trips, theatre trips (with audio description). At least once a year a 4-day holiday is organised. As well as daytime activities the Centre opens 2 evenings a week; archery, pottery, yoga and indoor bowls are popular pastimes. One night a week there is a social club when visually impaired visitors can enjoy a drink, play cards or dominoes, or just socialise. Occasionally a local pub or club is challenged to a games evening. Wardington Court has its own resources room selling a wide range of aids from liquid level indicators to talking watches and microwaves. Items not in stock can be ordered. ( Contact aids & adaptations ) , Cobolt Systems – www.cobolt.co.uk or RNIB – www.rnib.org.uk . Wardington Court is a busy, friendly place, run by a dedicated team of staff and volunteers. However, there is always a need for more enthusiastic volunteers to help with everyday running and special occasions. If you enjoy the company of others, have time to spare and would like to give something back to the community, please contact us. ( Contact volunteering ). If you know of any registered blind or partially sighted perons who would benefit from attending the Activity Centre please contact us ( Contact Centre Manager ) .");arrFiles[6]=new Array("calendar.php","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Find out how YOU can volunteer click here FORTHCOMING EVENTS FROM nab Dates & Prices for events DATE EVENT PICK UP PRICE FEBRUARY TUES 15th ROYAL THEATRE (The Real Thing) 7:30pm £13.50 WEDS 16th VALENTINE BISTRO 7:30pm £9 SAT 19th FERRET RACING 7:30pm £5 Adults £2.50 Children MARCH TUES 22nd ROYAL THEATRE (Hamlet) 7:30pm £13.50 APRIL WEDS 27th COUNTRY & WESTERN NIGHT 7:30pm £5 MAY FRI 20th OPEN DAY AT WARDINGTON COURT 10:30am - 2:30pm free JUNE TUES 28th DAY TRIP TO SKEGNESS Depart WC 8:15am £2.50 JULY THURS 7 th DAY TRIP TO SKEGNESS Depart WC 8:15am £2.50 SOCIAL CLUBS MEETING DATES Dates for all Social Clubs meetings BRIXWORTH & MOULTON 10 Nov 8 Dec Meeting at: Brixworth Heritage Centre, Brixworth Wednesdays 2 - 4pm ROTHWELL & DESBOROUGH 18 Nov Dec (TBA) Meeting at: Gloucester Court, Rothwell Thursdays 2 - 4pm KETTERING 24 Nov Dec (TBA) Meeting at: St Clements Court, Kettering Weds 10:30 - 2.30pm COGENHOE 23 Nov 24 Dec Meeting at: The Village Hall, Cogenhoe Tuesdays 2 - 4pm CORBY 23 Nov Dec (TBA) Meeting at: Swan gardens, Corby Tuesdays 2 - 4pm WELLINGBOROUGH 25 Nov Dec (TBA) Meeting at: Bengeworth Court, Wellingborough Thursdays 2 - 4pm LONG BUCKBY 18 Nov 16 Dec Meeting at: Greenhill Court, Long Buckby Thursdays 11 - 3pm IRTHLINGBORO \' 2 Nov Dec (TBA) Meeting at: College St Centre, Irthlingborough Tuesdays 2 - 4pm BUGBROOKE 16 Nov 14 Dec Meeting at: Jubilee House, Mead Way, Bugbroke Tuesdays 2 - 4pm MACULAR (eye) DISEASE SUPPORT GROUP MEETINGS Dates for all Macular Disease Support Group meetings NORTHAMPTON 2 February 2 August 10 may 1 November St Giles Church Centre 6 Giles terrace Northampton Mondays at 2pm DAVENTRY 29 April 19 July 18 october The Abbey Centre Market Square Daventry Mondays at 2pm KETERING & CORBY 2 February 2 August 10 may 1 November Corn Market Hall London Road Kettering Mondays at 10am WELLINGBOROUGH & EAST NORTHANTS 10 March 8 September 2 June 8 December The Tithe barn Wellingborough Wednesdays at 2pm VENUES FOR MOBILE INFORMATION UNIT Dates & venues for Mobile Information Officer DATE PLACE TIMES Thursday 2 December Northampton General Hospital Eye Department 10am-12pm 2pm-4pm Friday 3 December Corby Town Centre Post Office Square 10am-2 pm Tuesday 7 December Towcester Library in car park 10am - 12pm Thursday 9 December Daventry Library in car park 10am - 12pm Friday 10 December Abington Street outside library 10am - 2pm Monday 13 December Kettering General Hospital outside in car park 10am - 12pm Wednesday 15 December Corby Diagnostic Hospital outside in car park 2pm - 4pm Thursday 16 December Rushden Clinic, Hayway outside in car park 2pm - 4pm If you know of any County based Club, Group or Organisation interested in the Mobile Information Officer visiting their own venue, please contact Jill Confue – Mobile Information Officer on 01604 716044 or 07967 644174");arrFiles[7]=new Array("charityshop.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Charity Shop The Northamptonshire Association for the Blind Charity Shop is located at 297 Wellingborough Road, Northampton. Opening hours are usually from 9am to 4pm Monday to Saturday. If you are interested in joining our staff of volunteers, or donating goods to sell, contact our Shop Manager for details. ( Contact external services ) .");arrFiles[8]=new Array("contact.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Find out how YOU can help nab click here Contact Us & How to Find Us nab Wardington Court Welford Road Kingsthorpe Northampton NN2 8AG Charity no 201240 Telephone & Fax: 01604 719193 If you wish to send us any comments or an enquiry, please use the form at the bottom of this page. If you wish to find out where to find us then click here to view our map . If you wish to view the contact details for a particular department or branch the choose from the list below . Want to send us an enquiry? Please complete and submit the form below: Name Email Phone Message");arrFiles[9]=new Array("contactlist.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Administration: admin@nab.org.uk General Secretary – John Wood 01604-719193 email: john@nab.org.uk Fundraising Manager – Alan Williams 01604-719193 email: alan@nab.org.uk Accountant – Graham Paulin 01604-719193 email: graham@nab.org.uk Wardington Court Activity Centre : wcourt@nab.org.uk Centre Manager – Ms Anne Bentley 01604 -791333 email: anne@nab.org.uk Transport Manager – Mrs Laura Desborough 01604 -791333 email: laura@nab.org.uk Resources Co-ordinator – Mrs Jackie Busby 01604 -791333 Asst. Resources Co-ordinator – Mrs Alison Burton - 01604 -791333 Darsdale Home: darsdale@nab.org.uk Home Manager – Mrs Val Grant 01933-622457 Deputy Manager - Mrs Susan Henderson 01933-622457 email: sue@nab.org.uk External Services: exservs@nab.org.uk Team Co-ordinator – Roger Handcock 01604-716044 or mobile on 07739-208518 Team Administrator – Mrs Diane Dove 01604-716044 email: diane@nab.org.uk Development Worker – North Mrs Jane Williams 01604-716044 or mobile on 07803-211986 email: jane@nab.org.uk Development Worker – South Mrs Pauline Byford 01604-716044 or mobile on 07967-644163 Guidelines Officer – Mrs Jenny Richardson 01604-716044 or mobile on 07967-644169 email jenny@nab.org.uk Volunteer Co-ordinator – Mrs Rebecca Cargill 01604-716044 or mobile on 07779-319628 Social Group Co-ordinator - Audrey Ellis 01604 716044 or mobile on 07967-644165 email: audrey@nab.org.uk Shop Manager – Mrs Charlotte Mills 01604 603481 or mobile on 07813-506276 Mobile Resources & Information Officer Mrs Jill Confue - 01604 716044 or mobile on 07967-644172 Talking Newspaper Stephen Pascoe 01604-719193 email: stephen@nab.org.uk Flats and Bungalows Mrs Marion Russell 01604-719193 email: marion@nab.org.uk Branches Brackley - David Johnson 01280-702361 Kettering - Mrs Olive Perkins 01536-517306 Oundle - Mrs Christine Stewart 01780-444204 Rushden - Mrs Jane Webb 01933-350000 Towcester - Mrs Patricia Popiel 01327-811722 Wellingborough - Mrs Joan Jones 01933-226056 Kettering/Corby Talking News - Fred Radford 01536-724365 Access Audits: John Wood 01604-719193 email: john@nab.org.uk Transcription Service: Stephen Pascoe 01604-719193 email: stephen@nab.org.uk Awareness Training: exservs@nab.org.uk Roger Handcock 01604-716044 .");arrFiles[10]=new Array("darsdale.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Darsdale Home Darsdale is an attractive Edwardian country house situated on the outskirts of the small East Northamponshire town of Raunds. Set in 3 acres of mature gardens the home has been extended and improved to offer a high level of accomodation. Darsdale Home is able to offer superb specialist care facilities for people with sight and sight/hearing difficulties. To find out more about Darsdale Home please contact the home manager. ( Contact Darsdale )");arrFiles[11]=new Array("darsdale_OLD.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Darsdale Home Darsdale is an attractive Edwardian country house situated on the outskirts of the small East Northamponshire town of Raunds. Set in 3 acres of mature gardens the home has been extended and improved to offer a high level of accomodation. Darsdale Home is able to offer superb specialist care facilities for people with sight and sight/hearing difficulties. To find out more about Darsdale Home please contact the home manager. ( Contact Darsdale ) To download our full Darsdale brochure as a PDF document, please click the link below . ( Link Download Printable Brochure )");arrFiles[12]=new Array("externalservices.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: External Services To view details of the external sevices that we currently provide, please select a service from the drop down menu above. Links to other useful services: OneVision National Helpline offering information and support for people who have lost the sight of one eye, or the eye itself. Tel: 0845 108 3161 www.one-vision.org.uk The Macular Disease Society Tel: 0845 241 2041 www.maculardisease.org Northamptonshire Carers Tel: 01604 232500 or 01536 414259 www.carers.org.northampton National Association of Local Societies for Visually Impaired People For information on NALSVI please click here .");arrFiles[13]=new Array("flatsbungalows.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Flats & Bungalows Princess Anne Flats is a block of six units providing accommodation for single visually impaired people who are able to, or are learning to live alone. nab also has two two-bedroom bungalows. The flats and bungalows are situated in the grounds of Wardington Court and the Activity Centre facilities are available to all the tenants. For further information and availability please contact us. ( Contact Flats and Bungalows ) .");arrFiles[14]=new Array("fundraisingevents.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Organising fundraising events – is a way of raising much needed funding for nab . It’s also a way for local communities, clubs, pubs, schools and companies to have some fun together whilst helping visually impaired people in their area. There is an endless number of ways to organise a fundraising event; young or old there is something for everyone to help raise much-needed funds. Small events such as coffee mornings for retired people or young mothers can raise quite substantial sums. At the same time people have an opportunity to get to know neighbours that they might not otherwise have a chance to speak to. If you have an idea for a small event why not contact us to see how we can help? ( Contact fundraising ) Organising large-scale events is not for the faint-hearted. They are difficult, time-consuming and subject to all manners of regulations. There is no way you can organise a major fundraising event on your own. You need a like-minded team of people working with you, all of who need to be efficient, reliable and committed. If you have an idea or would like to talk to us about helping you to organise such an event get in touch with us. ( Contact fundraising ) Sponsored events – are very popular and don’t need a lot of organising, unless you are planning something like cycling around the world! If you have ever had an urge to try something unusual why not turn it into a sponsored event and ask relatives, friends, neighbours and colleagues to sponsor your endeavours. We can help you with much of the administration and can even offer you your own website that people can access to read about your challenge and sponsor you on-line. ( Contact fundraising ) Corporate fundraising – nab has an excellent track record for working with the corporate sector to raise both funds and awareness. As a local charity, any support offered can be shown to be going back to the local community. We are actively looking for partnerships with local companies to help us promote the work of nab and raise money but specifically in ways that are beneficial to both parties. Many companies demonstrate their care for the local community by developing joint promotions with nab . If you would like to know more about how your company or organisation could become involved with nab please get in touch. ( Contact fundraising ) .");arrFiles[15]=new Array("giftaid.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Gift Aid –provides a great opportunity for you to increase the value of your donation to us without additional cost to you. Providing you are a UK taxpayer, we can reclaim from the Inland Revenue the basic rate of tax you have paid on your gift, boosting the donation by 28%. Subject to a few simple rules, you can give any amount of money, large or small, regularly or one-off, and we can reclaim the tax. All we need from you is a simple declaration saying that you want to use Gift Aid. One declaration can cover one or more donations; it can be made in writing, by e-mail or orally. It can also be backdated to cover all donations you have made to us since 6 April 2000. ( Download PDF - Gift Aid declaration form ) Tax Returns - since April 2004 Self Assessment Taxpayers have been able to use their tax return form to donate to nab all or part of any repayment due to them. Your donation is paid directly into nab ’s bank account; you can choose to Gift Aid your donation and any tax on Gift Aided donations will be paid to nab . If you would like to donate all or part of any repayment you are due please quote nab ’s unique code number on your self-assessment form. If you need further information visit www.inlandrevenue.gov.uk/charities or contact us. ( Contact fundraising ) .");arrFiles[16]=new Array("homevisit.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Home Visiting Our volunteer home visitors offer friendship and assistance to poorly-sighted people. They can help with small but important everyday tasks such as reading or dealing with correspondence and are often a valued source of information and back-up. ( Contact External Services )");arrFiles[17]=new Array("hospitalinfoandcarers.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Hospital Information Points nab \'s Information Desks are to be found in the Eye Clinic waiting rooms at Northampton and Kettering General Hospitals. They offer a free service to patients and visitors. Carers Support Service If you care for a visually impaired person, you too may need information or support. At nab , carer assistance is integral to the services we offer to visually impaired people. ( Contact external services ) Northamptonshire Carers Tel: 01604-232500 or 01536-521337. ( www.carers.org.northampton ). Home Visiting Our volunteer home visitors offer friendship and assistance to poorly-sighted people. They can help with small but important everyday tasks such as reading or dealing with correspondence and are often a valued source of information and back-up. ( Contact external services ) .");arrFiles[18]=new Array("howyoucanhelp.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here How YOU can help nab provides help to many of the 3,000 registered blind or partially sighted people who live in Northamptonshire. It is estimated that there are another 9,000 people whose sight is so poor that they would qualify for registration if they sought it. Your donations are vital to keep the many services displayed throughout this website available to visually impaired people. A donation from you can be made to support a specific aspect of our work, for example our ‘Talking newspaper Service’. Or it can represent a general donation to be used for the overall benefit of nab . There are many ways of making your donation: On-line – use this link ( www.justgiving.com ) quote nab in the charity search and follow the on-screen instructions to make a secure payment by debit or credit card. Post – send cheques or postal orders to us by FREEPOST, made payable to ‘ nab charity’ at: nab FREEPOST MID 17906 Northampton NN2 8BR ‘Never send cash through the post’ Standing Orders – can be set up with your bank to make regular donations to nab , for as little or as much as you want. Contact us for our bank details. ( Contact fundraising ) .");arrFiles[19]=new Array("index.htm","intro","","","");arrFiles[20]=new Array("index2.php","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here n orthamptonshire a ssociation for the b lind ( nab ) is a totally independent charity working exclusively in Northamptonshire to help visually impaired people. For information on event and calendar dates click here to visit the Event Calendar & Diary page .");arrFiles[21]=new Array("intro.html","nab","","","");arrFiles[22]=new Array("landorproperty.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Gifts of Land or Property – in the lifetime of donors is not uncommon. Further to the budget in 2002, donors who give real property (land or buildings) to charity are eligible for full tax relief from income and capital gains tax. Similarly to Share Giving, donors are entitled to claim full relief for the full market value of the property donated. The tax relief is open to individuals and companies. Whether it is a plot of land, or something on a grander scale, the tax relief applies to any property, providing the whole interest is donated and nab agrees to accept it. If you would like to know more about donating land or property and the tax relief benefits you are entitled to by contacting us ( Contact fundraising ) or by contacting www.inlandrevenue.gov.uk/charities .");arrFiles[23]=new Array("legacies.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Legacies – a bequest in your will is one of the more traditional forms of giving to nab but remains a very important one. We rely heavily upon bequests to provide the care and help we give to thousands of visually impaired people in Northamptonshire. There are two types of legacies: Residuary bequests – this means that once your family and loved ones have been provided for, the remainder or a proportion of your estate is pledged to nab . Pecuniary bequests – this means that you pledge a specific sum of money to nab . If you would like to leave nab something other than money, describe the item fully. For example: “ ……… my grandfather clock with the walnut case”. A bequest enables you to make a planned gift to nab , whilst ensuring your dependants and loved ones are provided for. Charitable legacies are paid before tax is deducted, thus eliminating or reducing the amount of inheritance tax that might be due from your estate. If you already have a will you can still make a bequest to nab without making a new one by using a codicil, which is an addition to your will explaining, modifying or revoking (parts of) it. If you are considering making a bequest to nab in your will, please use our full name, address and our registered charity number as follows: Northamptonshire Association for the Blind Wardington Court Welford Road Northampton NN2 8AG Reg. no. 201240 Although it is possible to write your own will, there are many laws governing their legality. We therefore strongly recommend that you consult a solicitor to advise you about making or amending a will. If you need help to locate a solicitor in your area, contact us ( Contact fundraising ) or www.lawyerlocator.co.uk If you would like further information about how a bequest could help nab contact us. ( Contact fundraising ) .");arrFiles[24]=new Array("maculardisease.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Macular Disease Support Groups Groups meet quarterly in Northampton, Kettering, Wellingborough and Daventry. Meetings are open to anyone with Macular Disease, their relatives or carers, and feature informative talks, friendly group discussion and the chance to chat with others who share the same experience of sight loss. ( Contact external services ) . Future dates and venues for support groups and social club meetings The Macular Disease Society Tel: 0845 241 2041 www.maculardisease.org");arrFiles[25]=new Array("mailthankyou.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: THANK YOU You have now been added to our Viewpoint Newsletter mailing list. You should receive the next edition when we send it out");arrFiles[26]=new Array("menu.htm","Milonic DHTML/JavaScript Menu Sample Page","","","; #");arrFiles[27]=new Array("mobileinformation.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Mobile Information and Support Service The distinctive nab Mobile Information vehicle is now a familiar sight around the county. As well as information it carries a large display of practical aids and gadgets designed to help alleviate the everyday difficulties of visually impaired people. Regular visits are made to towns and villages across Northamptonshire as well as hospital eye departments and clinics. Information, talks and demonstrations are offered by nab’s Mobile Information Officer. Schedules of visits are available from External Services, and advertised monthly in the local press and media. ( Contact external services ) . Future dates and venues for the Mobile Information Officer");arrFiles[28]=new Array("nabguidelines.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: nab Guidelines Information Service There is a lot of help available, when your sight is failing, to make life easier and maintain independence. The Guidelines service offers friendly and confidential information to anyone whose sight is causing serious concern or difficulty - you do not need to be certified or registered blind or partially sighted! An informal home visit can help identify your needs and ensure you obtain the services to meet them. Guidelines can assist with all kinds of enquiries, from practical aids to talking books, benefits to social activities, employment to education, care at home to computer training. ( Contact external services ) .");arrFiles[29]=new Array("nabmap.htm","nab","","","t t Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Directions from M1/A45 West From A508 North—Market Harborough From A43 North –Kettering From A45 East-Wellingborough Directions from M1 Junction 15a Travel north along A43 towards Northampton. Follow green signs A43 Market Harborough to large roundabout then straight on following white signs Duston, Dallington, Kingsthorpe. Turn left at The Cock Public House traffic lights. Keep in the left lane and bear left past Kingsthorpe Shopping Centre into Welford Road A5199. Cross the Pelican Crossing outside the Health Centre on the right. Wardington Court is the next building on your right From M1 Junction 16 and A45 West Travel east along A45 towards Northampton. Turn left at 2nd roundabout signposted Kingsthorpe. Travel straight across 3 roundabouts signposted Kingsthorpe. Turn left at The Cock Public House traffic lights. Keep in the left lane and bear left past Kingsthorpe Shopping Centre into Welford Road A5199. Cross the Pelican Crossing outside the Health Centre on the right . Wardington Court is the next building on your right From M6/M1 North and A14 Travel south on M6 and M1 Leave M1 or M6 south at M1 Junction 19 and travel east along A14 signposted Kettering/Corby. Leave A14 at Junction 1 and travel along A5199 towards Northampton. Travel through Chapel Brampton village and enter Northampton. Travel past The Windmill and The North star Public Houses. Past the Recreation Ground on left . Wardington Court is the first building on the left From Market Harborough or A14 Junction 2 Travel south towards Northampton along A508 past villages of Brixworth and Pitsford. Turn right at roundabout at Boughton and travel past Derek Smith \'s Farm Shop. Turn left at T junction onto Welford Road Travel past The Windmill and The North Star Public Houses. Pass the Recreation Ground on the left . Wardington Court is the first building on the left From A43 North Travel south along A43 towards Northampton. At traffic light controlled roundabout take 5th exit. Follow signs through Moulton park Industrial Estate. Carry onto Boughton Green Green, 2nd exit off second roundabout (Westaway \'s Cars). Straight over all mini roundabouts and down hill. Cross Harborough Road at the Frog and Fiddler Public House. Travel round the one way system to the T junction. Turn right onto Welford Road. Cross the Pelican Crossing outside the Health Centre on the right. Wardington Court is the next on the right From A45 East Travel west along A45 and leave A45 at overhead roundabout (Junction after Brackmills) take 4th exit following signs for Sixfields. Join A43 at roundabout, turn right. Pass Sixfields Stadium on right. Travel straight across 4 roundabouts signposted Kingsthorpe. Turn left at The Cock Public House traffic lights. Keep in the left lane and bear left past Kingsthorpe Shopping Centre into Welford Road A5199. Cross the Pelican Crossing outside the Health Centre on the right . Wardington Court is the next building on your right .");arrFiles[30]=new Array("nalsvi.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: NALSVI nab is a founder member of the National Association of Local Societies for Visually Impaired People – nalsvi (registered charity no. 1048951) nalsvi represents local societies on major national committees and facilitates regional and national networking between societies through regional meetings. The annual conference is the largest UK event dealing specifically with visual impairment issues. nalsvi aims to improve services for blind and partially sighted people by campaigning at national and local levels and working in partnership with national organisations to promote national standards of service. About nalsvi members: nalsvi members collectively have direct contact with over 200,000 blind and partially sighted people. nalsvi members currently operate 136 resource centres as well as 11 mobile resource units across the UK. nalsvi members have information desks in 127 hospital eye clinics. nalsvi members’ newsletters reach 137,000 visually impaired people. nalsvi members are supported by 18,000 volunteers. For further information please contact the nalsvi Administration Officer on 01904 671921, email sue@nalsvi.org or visit www.nalsvi.org");arrFiles[31]=new Array("onevision.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: OneVision Countrywide support group for people with sight in only one eye (including people who have had an eye removed). Advice and information. www.one-vision.org.uk ).");arrFiles[32]=new Array("payrollgiving.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Payroll Giving – is an easy and tax efficient way of donating to nab and provides us with a regular flow of income, which is so vital to meet our day-to-day costs. In co-operation with your employer regular deductions are made from your gross pay - before tax. So your donation costs you less. For example: Donor’s monthly pledge to nab ………………£20 Cost to donor paying 22% tax…………………£15.60 Cost to donor paying 40% tax…………………£12 Why not enquire if your employer operates a payroll-giving scheme? If they do it is simply a matter of completing a form with how much you would like to donate each payday to nab . Please ensure you give them our correct details. ( Contact fundraising ) If your employer is not registered with the Inland Revenue to make deductions for Payroll Giving, why not ask them to? Registration is a simple process. Tell your employer to go to www.givingcampaign.org.uk to find out how easy it is. You and your colleagues could then donate regularly tax free to nab .");arrFiles[33]=new Array("prdec04.doc","prdec04.doc","","","  VENUES FOR MOBILE INFORMATION UNIT  Our Mobile Information Officer will visit the following locations, providing free information about the services and facilities that are available for partially sighted and blind people in Northamptonshire.  Thursday 2 December Northampton General 10 am-12 noon  Hospital Eye Dept 2 pm-4pm   Friday 3 December  Corby Town Centre 10 am-2 pm   Post Office Square  Tuesday 7 December  Towcester Library  In car park 10am -12noon  Thursday 9 December Daventry Library  In car park 10am - 12noon  Friday 10 December  Abington Street  Outside Library  10am - 2pm  Monday 13 December Kettering General Hospital  Outside in car park 10am - 12noon  Wednesday 15 December  Corby Diagnostic Hospital  Outside in car park 2pm - 4pm  Thursday 16 December  Rushden Clinic   Hayway   Outside in car park 2pm - 4pm   If you know of any County based Club, Group or Organisation interested in the Mobile Information Officer visiting their own venue, please contact Jill Confue - Mobile Information Officer on 01604 716044 or 07967 644174.   ");arrFiles[34]=new Array("search/search.html","Search Engine Builder Standard -- Search this site","","","");arrFiles[35]=new Array("services.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Services Please click on the links below to view more information about the services we provide. External Services Wardington Court Activity Centre Darsdale Home British Wireless For The Blind Fund Flats & Bungalows Talking Newspapers Transcription Service");arrFiles[36]=new Array("sharegiving.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Share Giving – to nab might appeal to you. It is not a new idea, but since April 2000 you are able to claim back full tax relief against the value of any shares you give to nab . There are many reasons why giving shares might appeal to you. For example you might hold windfall shares as a result of a privatisation or demutualization that are gathering dust, making little difference to you, but they could make a big difference to us. If you would like to know more about how to donate shares then please contact us ( Contact fundraising ) , or www.allaboutgiving.org.uk or www.sharegift.org.uk .");arrFiles[37]=new Array("socialandsupportclubs.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Local Social and Support Clubs for VIPS and Carers Locally based social and support groups provide an opportunity for visually impaired people to meet in a friendly atmosphere. Carers are also welcome. These groups, which are countywide, offer social activities, outings, information and support. ( Contact external services ) Future dates and venues for support groups and social club meetings .");arrFiles[38]=new Array("talkingnewspaper.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Talking Newspaper nab produces two versions of its talking newspapers “Sound News”, one based on the Chronicle & Echo for the Northampton area and the other based on the Evening Telegraph for Kettering/Corby/Oundle & District. A magazine tape is also provided each week. This free service is available to any visually impaired person who cannot read normal small newspaper print. You do not have to be registered blind or partially sighted. Recordings are made on standard cassettes so you do not need a special machine to listen to the tapes. Royal Mail handle the tapes as First Class Post under “ARTICLES FOR THE BLIND” and the service is free of charge. The service, which sends out in the region of 62,000 tapes a year, is operated entirely by a dedicated team of volunteers who turn out whatever the weather. Visit the websites www.tnauk.org.uk and www.blind.org.uk .");arrFiles[39]=new Array("thankyou.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Find out how to donate to nab click here Thank you! We have recieved your details and we \'ll be in touch with you as soon as possible");arrFiles[40]=new Array("transcription.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Transcription Service The Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) is intended to improve the right of access to jobs, goods, facilities and services for people with disabilities. The Act will have a major impact on people with sight loss by making a wider range of printed material available. nab offers a transcription service to companies, statutory and voluntary organisations converting print into formats which blind and partially sighted people can read. Information is transcribed into braille, audio tape, disk, and large print To view our current price list for transcription service, please click here to download the Price List PDF document .");arrFiles[41]=new Array("viewpoint.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Find out how to donate to nab click here Viewpoint Newsletter Viewpoint, nab ’s newsletter, is published several times a year. It contains information about social events, fundraising initiatives and volunteering opportunities, as well as articles of general interest to visually impaired people. We welcome appropriate contributions for publication! If you would like to receive the Viewpoint newsletter then please register your details below and we will add you to our email list Please complete and submit the form below: Name Email Phone Tick this box if you don’t want to receive other information about nab from time to time.");arrFiles[42]=new Array("volunteer.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Volunteering Opportunities Wardington Court Activity Centre – hosts many activities, support groups and social functions where volunteer help is always welcome. In particular there is always a desperate need for volunteer drivers for our small fleet of minibuses, which between the three of them cover over 47,000 miles each year. Volunteer drivers are given MiDAS (Minibus Drivers Awareness Scheme) training by our qualified MIDAS instructor at Wardington Court. ( Contact Transport Manager ) Local Branches – service seven areas of the county. Each branch has its own committee that organises social events, fundraising and generally looks after the well being of visually impaired people in and around their area. If you are interested, branches serve the following areas: Brackley ( Contact Brackley Branch ) Kettering ( Contact Kettering Branch ) Oundle ( Contact Oundle Branch ) Rushden ( Contact Rushden Branch ) Towcester ( Contact Towcester Branch ) Wellingborough ( Contact Wellinborough Branch ) Plus Kettering, Corby & District Talking Newspaper Talking Newspaper – Northampton edition offices are situated at Wardington Court, Kingsthorpe. Over 1200 audiotapes are prepared and distributed each week by a dedicated team of volunteers. The scheme has been in operation for over 25 years without missing a single edition. If you are interested in helping during the day, for a couple of hours once a fortnight, then please get in touch. ( Contact Talking Newspaper ) Volunteer Training – all our volunteers are offered induction training as well as on-going support. Where necessary specialist training will be given .");arrFiles[43]=new Array("volunteer2.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Volunteering Opportunities Continued Library service – volunteers help visually impaired people choose ‘Talking Book’ titles, return tapes and ensure that users are satisfied with the ‘Sound Read’ service. It could entail visiting visually impaired people in their home or making contact over the telephone. This type of work is usually done once a month and only involves about an hour or so of your time. Interested? Then get in touch. ( Contact external services ) Charity Shop – our charity shop is located on the Wellingborough Road, Northampton. It is a traditional charity shop selling good quality used clothing, bric-a-brac, greetings cards, books, toiletries and children’s toys. Volunteers are needed to help sort donated stock, prepare and display goods for merchandising, as well as serving customers. The shop is open 6 days a week, so the hours you could help can be very flexible to suit your personal circumstances. ( Contact Shop Manager ) Home Visiting Service – was set up by nab to support local visually impaired people in their own homes. We need more volunteers to cope with the growing number of visually impaired people endeavouring to lead independent lives. An hour or two each week to help with the things we all take for granted, like writing greetings cards, going to the corner shop or simply just popping in for a chat can make all the difference. ( Contact Volunteer Co-ordinators ) .");arrFiles[44]=new Array("volunteer3.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Volunteering Opportunities Continued Visually Impaired Social Clubs – are a focal point for many visually impaired people, giving them a chance to meet with others, form friendships, be entertained and look forward to outings. They are also regularly updated on any benefits they may be entitled to. Meetings are held monthly at these locations: Kettering - Rothwell & Desborough – Wellingborough – Irthlingborough - Long Buckby - Brixworth – Corby – Moulton – Cogenhoe If you would like to help, please contact us . ( Contact Development worker ) Hospital Information Desks – are situated in Northampton General Hospital and Kettering General Hospital in the Eye Clinic or Ophthalmic Department of each hospital. They provide a free and friendly service for patients and visitors. The role of the Information Desk volunteer is to compliment the work of the hospital staff and includes providing support and information, giving out leaflets, escorting patients when necessary and working with the Volunteer Co-ordinator to ensure referrals are actioned. If you think that you would like to help in this area please contact us. ( Contact Volunteer Co-ordinator ). Minibus drivers and car owners – we are always looking for drivers to help with taking visually impaired people to and from local support groups and social activities, without this help their social lives would be severely limited. You could do this work on a regular basis ie once a month, or once a week. Or perhaps you would prefer to be part of our reserve team, helping out as and when the need arises. If you think you would like to help in this way please get in touch with us. ( Contact external services ).");arrFiles[45]=new Array("volunteer4.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here Policies Equal opportunities – nab operates within an equal opportunities framework and is opposed to all forms of discrimination by or against any of it’s service users, volunteers or employees. Applications for all the association’s volunteering opportunities are invited from candidates possessing the pre-requisite attributes regardless of age, gender, colour, ethnic origin, nationality, creed, disability or sexual orientation. Confidentiality – Due to the sensitive nature of some work several volunteering roles may require you to sign a declaration of confidentiality. Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 – the association regularly works with groups of people and individuals who could be considered vulnerable members of the community. It therefore has a duty to take all reasonable steps to ensure that no harm befalls its client group during the course of receiving services provided by nab . To this effect all prospective volunteers are asked to sign a declaration with regard to all previous criminal records, regardless of how long ago they were convicted. Health & Safety – our policy is to provide and maintain safe and healthy working conditions, equipment and systems of work for all our employees and volunteers, by providing such information, training and supervision as is needed for this purpose. We also accept our responsibility for the health and safety of other people who may be affected by our activities. It is the prime responsibility of all staff (voluntary or paid) to ensure that they perform their tasks in a manner least likely to create risk of accident or injury to either themselves or others. References – to act as a volunteer you will also be asked to provide the names and addresses of two referees to whom you are not related. Your referees will be contacted and asked for their opinion regarding your suitability for the type of work you will be doing. All references are treated as confidential. Insurance - anyone working under the direction of nab ,whether voluntary or paid, is automatically covered under the protection of the Association’s Employers Liability Section and Public Liability insurance. Anyone using their own vehicle during the course of their work with the Association should ensure that their own insurance company is made aware of the exact usage of their vehicle .");arrFiles[46]=new Array("wirelessfund.htm","nab","","","Enter your search terms below: Sign up for the Viewpoint Newsletter click here British Wireless for the Blind Fund The British Wireless for the Blind Fund was founded in 1928 with the aim of “Keeping Blind People in Touch with the World”. The Fund provides a choice of audio equipment specifically designed for ease of use by blind people. The current range includes: pre-set radios stereo radio cassette players stereo radio/cassettes/CD players TV sound receivers Headphones can also be supplied if required. All items are provided by BWBF on free loan to registered blind and registered partially sighted people over the age of 8 years. As agents, nab administers this service throughout Northamptonshire. (Contact External Services) for further details BWBF website: http://www.blind.org.uk .");