Hope you are all feeling well, we know there are a lot of public health worries just now.

You may have seen lots of different views about the covid-19 virus.
There is a lot of information out there about what to do to stay healthy.

Deafblind Scotland’s top priority is to continue to provide the best service possible to Deafblind people. To make sure that no one becomes more isolated.

We will do everything possible to make sure you can continue to use the Guide Communicator service. Guide Communicators are still working.

If you are feeling lonely you can contact the DbS office phone or text new number 07715 421 399 between the hours of 10am-2pm or email.

You can still contact the DbS in your normal way. The new number is to help you not feel so lonely.

All activities at DbS Centre have been stopped until after Easter. Please do not come to the DbS Centre. After Easter we will let you know when activities are starting again.

For the time being, people over 70 years and people with underlying health conditions are strongly advised to self-isolate and stay at home. We know this is very difficult

If you are using the guide communicator service and you have no symptoms we will work hard to provide a service.
Support is limited to medical appointments, shopping and home visiting.
If you have any questions please do contact the guide/communicator service.

The situation is changing daily, please keep informed through the Scottish Government and NHS Inform www.nhsinform.scot

We know this may feel very isolating we are here to help you, we will try to help make this time less stressful. You can contact DBS for help.

Take care everyone and remember we are here for you.

Please see our BSL video of this message below: