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Five vision impaired ex-Service men were among a group of intrepid people who braved snow, high wind and freezing temperatures to have an ‘extreme’ tea party on the summit of Mount Snowdon.
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Find out moreFive vision impaired ex-Service men were among a group of intrepid people who braved snow, high wind and freezing temperatures to have an ‘extreme’ tea party on the summit of Mount Snowdon.
Read moreBlind Veterans UK – the national charity for blind ex-Service men and women, welcomes the Healthcare Inspectorate Wales (HIW) report on the provision of healthcare for Armed Forces personnel, and its associated recommendations.
Read moreWe believe that no one who has served our country should have to battle blindness alone. But some people whose lives we could transform are going without our help, because not enough people know about us. This needs to change. So, after a lot of consideration, we've chosen to call ourselves Blind Veterans UK. Our new name clearly describes who we help. People understand it straight away. Most importantly, veterans who need us will know we can help them.
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