Posts by George

Entertainment and food for Easter social Southend in Sight recently hosted a fish n chip lunch for 30 visually impaired people and their guests. Those who attended were accompanied by family members… Continue Reading Easter Charity Social

Achievements recognised as group leader steps down Southend in Sight presented Coral Carter, Leader of the Southend Macular Group, with some flowers as a thank you for helping to support… Continue Reading Leader of Southend Macular Group celebrated

Visually impaired children vs parents in half term bowling event Southend in Sight organised a half term event at CJ’s Bowling Alley in Hockley, for 7 families with visually impaired… Continue Reading Family Bowling Event is a Huge Success

Community Engagement Officer wins award for charity Georgie Haynes, Community Engagement Officer for Southend in Sight, has been awarded a Southend City Jubilee Award.   Georgie collected her trophy with colleague, Anne Morris, Southend in Sight volunteer, Mary Forsdyke and visually impaired… Continue Reading Award for Recognised Work in the Community

Arts & crafts charity continues to rebuild confidence The Art Ministry has been running arts and craft sessions for local blind and partially sighted people for over 20 years.  The… Continue Reading The Art Ministry Provides Creative Outlet

Celebrations galore for charity services Southend in Sight’s Christmas festivities started with the last pub meetup of the year in early December, a Christmas coffee morning, a festive lunch, the… Continue Reading Festive Fun at Southend in Sight

Visually impaired ten pin bowling group reaches finals With the closure of the National Blind Tenpin Bowling Association earlier this year, Southend in Sight’s visually impaired tenpin bowling group are now competing… Continue Reading Bowling Duo Competes in League