Working for People with Sight Loss
6 Week Swimming Programme beginning Friday, July 22nd Location: Markievicz Sports and Fitness Centre, Dublin Time: 7-9pm Beginners Learn 2 Swim, 7pm - 7:45pm Advanced Swimmers, 7:45pm - 8:45pm Participants
Four-week programme starting, Sunday 14th August from 6-7pm. Participants must be comfortable in the water. Location: Clontarf Outdoor Pool, 123A Clontarf Road, Clontarf, Co Dublin Time : 6-7pm Registration Fee
This programme covers a range of topics and practical strategies to support and empower individuals with vision loss. This programme, held over six weeks for up to two hours per
The RISE Project established by NCBI is organizing a Family event for children and teenagers between the ages of 7-15 years in collaboration with the outdoor adventure centre - ZIPIT
The RISE Project established by NCBI is organizing a Family event for children and teenagers between the ages of 7-15 years in collaboration with the outdoor adventure centre - ZIPIT
The 26th Annual Trip to Tipp is right around the corner! We would love you to join us for the event which takes place on Sunday September 4th 2022. This
NCBI is delighted to run its Advocacy Roadshow over the course of the month of September. The Roadshow will aim to increase awareness of NCBI's Local Advocacy Networks (LANs) &
This meeting is for parents & guardians of children with neurological/cortical vision impairment. This is an informal meeting which will give parents/guardians the opportunity to come together and share information
We would love for you to cycle in support of NCBI with our Pedal for Grace on September 10th 2022. Grace is 12 years old and she has a visual
Vision Sports Ireland is delighted to collaborate with Meath Sports Partnership to provide a water skiing experience day for our members at Wake n Ski Ireland, Co. Meath. For safety
Learning through play in the early years establishes the foundations for the development of essential skills for lifelong learning. These session involve songs, stories and play activities to support areas
Learning through play in the early years establishes the foundations for the development of essential skills for lifelong learning. These session involve songs, stories and play activities to support areas