Looking for activities for disabled people? Most are completely free of charge. Or check out our Christmas cards. All proceeds support everyone who is deafblind or has complex disabilities. We’re also on eBay for new goods and preloved items. Prefer high street shopping? Find your nearest Sense shop for gifts, clothes and more.

Mar 30, 2010 · Sense is the UK’s leading national deaf and blind charity that helps provide support for children and adults who have sensory impairments. Sense was established over 50 years ago and thanks to their pioneering methods, help deaf blind people to live, learn, and reach their full potential in society.

Your gift to Sense could go towards: The joy of helping a child communicate for the first time. The joy of joining in to music through sensory toys and signing. The joy of meeting zoo animals on a Sense Holiday! Gifts in Wills fund a third of our work supporting people with complex disabilities.

Donated & New goods 🧡 For everyone with complex needs & is deafblind. All of the profit goes to Sense Charity💜.

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Gifts, books and little extras. Every purchase makes a difference to disabled people and their families across Scotland. Have a browse of our online shop.

Your monthly donation could help pay for a child who is deafblind to attend a Sense pre-school group with their parents. £15 a month could help pay for a sensory disco kit, complete with glowsticks and sensory toys, so a child who is deafblind can experience the joy of a disco!

Find your next favourite outfit, get your hands on beautiful jewellery, or add a new classic to your bookshelves. Pop into one of over 100 high street shops to find the latest bargains! Get a pre-loved bargain or a huge discount on your favourite brands on our eBay store.

Gifts in Wills account for a quarter of our fundraised income. They help ensure that Sense is there as long as needed to offer children and adults who are deafblind specialist support to be all they can be.

Your donation could help pay for a child with complex disabilities to attend a Sense pre-school group with their parents. £100 could pay for a visit from a Sense Children and Family Support Worker who can give invaluable advice and support to the whole family when they need it most.