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Close up of a Christmas tree decorated with red and gold baubles. On the right the background is blurred of lights.

Holiday Opening Hours

Please note that our community hubs will be closed at the dates below. Please get

One of the group samples one of the award-winning whiskies

Award-Winning Norfolk Distillery Hosts Special Tour For Vision Impaired Visitors

A group vision impaired people had the chance to flex some of their other senses

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Magpie News – Winter 2025

The winter 2025 edition of Magpie News has been published, featuring a round-up of our

Air Fryer Donation Set To Help People Living With Sight Loss Live Independently

A group of vision impaired Norwich cooks have taken a step closer to independent living

2025 Christmas Cards!

We’re delighted to share our brand-new 2025 Christmas card collection. The first three of this

Conductor James Fowler leads a rehearsal of the Vision Norfolk Norwich choir

Norfolk’s Vision Impaired People Sing Out As Part Of New Choir

Vision impaired singers are being urged to come forward to join Norfolk’s newest choir –

A 4x4 Land Rover vehicle driving through a wooded area viewed through branches in the foreground.

Off Road Driving Experience

We were fortunate to be able to arrange another free driving experience at the beginning

The group from Vision Norfolk in the gaol in King's Lynn

Vision Impaired Group Gets Hands On With King’s Lynn’s Crime And Punishment History

A group of vision impaired people from west Norfolk were given the chance to get

Two photographs side by side. On the left: Photo shows a rugged, eroded cliffside under a cloudy sky. In the foreground, the ground is uneven and rocky, with reddish-brown soil and chunks of stone scattered around. Some areas look freshly exposed, as if rain or wind recently washed parts of the earth away. There’s a small patch of muddy water near the bottom of the scene. In the background, the cliff rises sharply upward. Its face is light beige with dark grey and brown layers running through it, showing how the earth has built up over time. The top of the cliff is covered with a thin layer of green grass and small patches of yellow wildflowers. Deep cracks run down parts of the cliff, hinting that pieces might eventually break off. On the Right: Photo shows a black and white close up image of a wooden groyne with 6 small pebbles stuck in the small gap of the groyne through the larger gap at the top of the picture you can just make out the clifftop.

Photography Exhibition by Vision Impaired Artists

We’re excited to share that our Vision Impaired Photography Group has a special exhibition on

Please help us support people through sight loss

Here’s how your donation can change the life of someone living with sight loss in Norfolk today:

£22

covers the cost of an outreach visit to help someone living with sight loss to access benefits, assistive equipment and health-related support so they can live independently at home.

£220

can fund an exciting social activity for children and young people, like karate or tubing – an opportunity for them to get together, have fun and make friends in a supportive environment.

£2,200

could provide a full year’s funding for our weekly crafting sessions, giving people with sight loss the chance to socialise and learn new skills like weaving, pottery and rug-making.