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The Edinburgh Kilt Walk is back for 2025!

Will you join Deafblind Scotland to raise vital funds to support people living with dual sensory loss in your community?

The Edinburgh Kilt Walk will be taking place on Sunday 14th of September. The Wee Wander is 5 miles in distance and starts in Trinity, North Edinburgh and finishes at Murrayfield Stadium.

Deafblind Scotland will pay your KiltWalk registration. To receive a discount code for your free registration please contact Donna on businessdevelopment@dbscotland.org.uk / 0141 777 6111

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Our Vision

 

Our vision is a society in which deafblind people have the support and recognition necessary to have their human rights upheld enabling them to achieve equal citizenship. We provide advice, support and opportunities to help enable deafblind people to take up their rightful place in their own communities and work to ensure their voices are heard across society.

"Deafblind Scotland has given me the confidence to get out and enjoy life. Without their help I would be basically housebound." - Deafblind Scotland Member

Everyone deserves recognition.

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At Deafblind Scotland, we are committed to advocating for the recognition and rights of the deafblind community.

 

Currently in Scotland, deafblindness is not recognised as a disability in its own right. Our Defining Deafblindness campaign is a crucial step towards establishing a formal definition of deafblindness in Scotland. By doing so, we aim to improve early identification, diagnosis, and access to tailored support services. 


Join our campaign to recognise deafblindness as a distinct disability in Scotland.

  • Multiple Dates
    Mon 25 Aug
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    Fortnightly discussions online about Charles Bonnet Syndrome, a condition where people with sight loss see vivid images.
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    Thu 28 Aug
    Kirkintilloch
    Kirkintilloch, 1 Neasham Dr, Kirkintilloch, Glasgow G66 3FA, UK
    Come to meet up with friends and make new ones as you go on a led walk around the Lenzie/Kirkintilloch. Walks normally last a maximum of 1 hour walking followed by tea and biscuits. The starting point varies, so please call the office to check the starting point each week, 0141 777 6111
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  • Multiple Dates
    Mon 01 Sept
    Zoom
    Fortnightly discussions online about Charles Bonnet Syndrome, a condition where people with sight loss see vivid images.
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Join the Deafblind Scotland Team

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Deafblind Scotland is the specialist charity working with adults who are living with dual sensory impairment. Our ambitions are high for members and we are at the cutting edge of finding ways to support people to lead their most meaningful life. Come make a real difference to the lives of deafblind people across Scotland by joining our team.

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