Description: Sense is a national charity that supports & campaigns for children and adults who are deafblind. They offer high-quality, flexible services across the UK, using skilled staff and a dedicated network of volunteers. They work with a wide range of deafblind and multi-sensory impaired people, as well as those with a single-sensory impairment with additional needs. They offer
specialist services built around the wishes of each person, enabling them to be as independent as possible.
Weblink: http://www.sense.org.uk/
Tel: 0845 127 0066
Email: supporterservices@sense.org.uk
Category: Third/voluntary Sector
Services Provided
We have a host of resources that will help sports practitioners, coaches, teachers and support staff provide sensory experiences for people who are
deafblind or
disabled. We also support the sports and
social care sectors through consultation and
training. Our tools, training and resources can help you ensure your sports programmes are more inclusive and accessible.
Our Sense hub has been at the heart of Caerphilly since 2015. We support people with complex
disabilities across south Wales to learn new skills, keep healthy and make friends. Our hubs offer a range of activities for disabled people, including: arts and sports activities; sensory sessions and soft play; teaching of key life skills; specialist support for people who are
deafblind.
Meet other people, discover shared interests and make new friends at Sense Hub Denbigh. We’re here for anyone needing support with hearing impairments,
vision impairments, physical
disability, autism and learning disabilities, no matter your age. Our hubs offer a range of activities for disabled people, including: arts and sports activities; sensory sessions and soft play; teaching of key life skills; specialist support for people who are
deafblind.
The only free nationwide service dedicated to helping
disabled people make friends remotely. Chat online or on the phone with your buddy once a week from the comfort of your home. Sense Virtual Buddying is open to disabled people aged 5 and over in the UK.
The only free nationwide service dedicated to helping
disabled people make friends remotely. Chat online or on the phone with your buddy once a week from the comfort of your home.
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