The RSBC youth forum is a group of blind and partially sighted
young people aged between 16 and 25. We are committed to creating positive change and championing the voices of blind and
visually impaired young people, as well as influencing all areas of work across RSBC. The youth forum works to raise awareness and challenge perceptions of visually impaired young people. We aim to represent their views and opinions, highlight the issues that affect them, and make sure we’re doing our best to influence those who can push for change and bring about improvements in services at both RSBC and external organisations. The youth forum meets online and in person, and meets regularly with trustees and staff across RSBC, to ensure that the voices of blind and visually impaired young people are at the forefront of driving the charities services and engagement.
Local Action Group (LAG) reporting to the Sight Loss Council Cymru. Membership is drawn from Anglesey, Conwy, Denbighshire, Gwynedd, Flintshire, Wrexham.
Local Action Group (LAG) reporting to the Sight Loss Council Cymru. Membership is drawn from Merthyr, Bridgend, Rhondda Cynon Taf.
Local Action Group (LAG) reporting to the Sight Loss Council Cymru. Membership is drawn from Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion.
Local Action Group (LAG) reporting to the Sight Loss Council Cymru.
Local Action Group (LAG) reporting to the Sight Loss Council Cymru. Membership is drawn from the Swansea and Neath Port Talbot area.
Representation from
VI people in Swansea. Held on the fourth Thursday of each month in the Grand Theatre Cafe, Swansea.
VIC - Campaign Group meets on the last Thursday of each month from 1-3pm at the Second Floor, RNIB Cymru. The group is dedicated to making Cardiff City Centre more inclusive for blind and partially sighted individuals. Their main focus is on reducing street clutter, such as advertising boards, furniture, and rubbish, to create a safer and more accessible environment for all.
This forum is aimed at feeding the opinions and concerns of blind and partially sighted people in West Wales to the national agenda. A member of the group is also nominate to the Board of Directors of Wales Council of the Blind.
