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We campaign for a society in which deafblind people have the permanent support and recognition necessary to be equal.❤️

10/09/2026

✨ Share Your Silver Lining Story ✨

As we celebrate our 25th Anniversary, we’d love to hear your Silver Lining Stories.
By sharing your experiences, you can help inspire others to find the positives in life and discover their own silver linings.
We often talk about the challenges that Deafblind people face, but we also want to celebrate the incredible achievements, opportunities, and experiences that have come along the way.

💜 Have you discovered a new hobby, learned a new skill, made lasting friendships, or found a passion you might never have explored if you weren't deafblind?
Whatever your silver lining may be, we’d love to hear it. Share your story in the comments below and help us celebrate the strength, resilience, and unique journeys of our Deafblind community.

09/09/2026

Deafblind Scotland Chairperson Issy and Research and Policy Manager Andrena are on Islay today for the Argyll & Bute Sensory Impairment Service Open Day at the Gaelic Centre in Bowmore. If you are in the area, please drop in, say hello and discover the great work Deafblind Scotland is doing!

Photo ID, Andrena and Issy seated at a DBS-branded information table, featuring a black tablecloth with the DBS logo and a range of information leaflets. The table is positioned in front of a large window, with a bright blue sky providing the backdrop.

08/09/2026

Tuesday Cookery Class was another hit!
Our chefs created delicious Spanish Chicken Rice and followed the latest baking trend with a delicious Dolly Parton's famous Cuppa Cuppa Cuppa Cake.
There was plenty to enjoy with our DbS friends at lunchtime, plus extra treats to take home. Well done, everyone!

Photo 1, 7 of our chefs seated around 2 tables patiently waiting for the Spanish Rice to cook. Photo 2, 6 of our chefs standing at the kitchen counter with individual portions of food boxed to take home. Photo 3, 2 of our chefs enjoying a portion of Spanish Rice.

04/09/2026

We're delighted to share that DbS member Anne Dignan is exhibiting Interactive Harmony 2 at the Scottish Storytelling Centre in Edinburgh from 11-27 September.
A visually impaired multidisciplinary artist, Anne's exhibition combines photographic prints with tactile experiences and audio descriptions, making her work accessible and engaging for all.
This series of works is supported by, and in collaboration with Sight Scotland and Sight Scotland Veterans

Photo ID A poster with a black background and a photo of multicoloured baubles. The wording reads Interactive Harmony 2, Anne Dignan. Multisensory photography exhibition by visually impaired artist Anne Dignan, 11 - 27 September, Scottish Storytelling Centre, Free. There is a white logo in the bottom right hand corner with writing Scottish Storytelling Centre.

02/09/2026

We had a fabulous cooking class on Tuesday morning, preparing some hearty winter favourites: shepherd’s pie followed by bread and butter pudding. We made double portions, including a dairy-free option, so there was plenty for everyone to enjoy. Every last bite was eaten, which says it all!

Photo ID, picture 1 a group of 6 people smiling standing at a kitchen worktop with 2 shephards pie dishes and 2 bread and butter pudding dishes on the worktop.
Picture 2 a group of 4 women smiling standing at a kitchen worktop with 2 shephards pie dishes and 2 bread and butter pudding dishes on the worktop.

01/09/2026

As both a Peer Facilitator and Right to Dream Ambassador, Andrew gave a presentation on his health care journey on Monday 17th August at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital as part of a ‘Communicating across Cultures and Languages’ Lecture to first year students.

The photo shows Andrew presenting to 250 students, with a guide/communicator sitting beside him on the stage.

30/08/2026

Help fundraise! - every pound you raise makes a difference! Challenge yourself by taking part in an organised event like the Kiltwalk. Or fundraise your own way with a tea party, or a bungee jump!

Alternatively, please contact our Deafblind Scotland fundraising team who are on hand to provide information and support around your fundraising events. Contact us via email at [email protected] or call 0141 777 6111.

28/08/2026

Recently we delivered a Touching Yet More Lives training session at Woodside Health Centre.

The session was co-facilitated by Deafblind Scotland Trustee Issy McGrath and Project Leader Nicola Hughes.

A big thank you to everyone at Woodside Health Centre for their engagement, enthusiasm and commitment to making services more accessible and inclusive for deafblind people. By increasing awareness and understanding, we can help create communities where people with dual sensory loss are supported to participate fully, confidently and independently.

We are currently offering free Touching Yet More Lives deafblind awareness training to organisations across Glasgow, South Lanarkshire, East Dunbartonshire and Argyll & Bute. If you'd like to find out more or book a session, we would love to hear from you.

Email- [email protected]
Phone- 0141 777 6111

Photo ID:
A group of people are seated around a large table in a training room during a Touching Yet More Lives deafblind awareness training session. A presentation is displayed on a screen at the front of the room, with two trainers seated nearby. Participants are listening and engaging with the session, and various training resources are visible on the table

26/08/2026

RNID will be hosting a hearing aid clinic at Deafblind Scotland, and everyone in the community is welcome to attend. Come along on Thursday 27th August 10.30am - 12,30pm, for advice, support, and hearing aid maintenance from RNID's friendly t@RNID will be hosting a hearing aid clinic at Deafblind Scotland, and everyone in the community is welcome to attend. Come along on Thursday 27th August 10.30am - 12,30pm, for advice, support, and hearing aid maintenance from RNID's friendly tRNIDeam.

Photo ID - a green poster with writing RNID Get support with NHS hearing aids or a free hearing check.
Visit our free drop-in service - no appointment needed. Our friendly volunteers can support you with: information on hearing loss and tinnitus, how to do a hearing check, hearing aids, including basic repairs and maintenance of NHS hearing aids, how to access support and services in your area.
Deafblind Scotland, Thursday 27th August 1030am - 1230pm.

25/08/2026

Deafblind Scotland members have been busy this summer, with both our Summer of Sports, celebrating the Commonwealth Games and Deafblind Awareness Week. Yoga, Bowls, Walking, Choir, Chess and Scrabble.

Check out our website to see our upcoming events.

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1 Neasham Drive
Kirkintilloch
G663FA

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 4pm

Telephone

+441417776111

Website

http://www.dbscotland.org.uk/

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