Scrum & Sip Wine Tasting – Fundraising Event for Sight Life
Come and join us for an evening of flavour, fun and fundraising at our Scrum & Sip Wine Tasting.
Join us for a fabulous St David's Day Concert
Celebrate St David’s Day with us at our friendly community concert - an afternoon filled with music and Welsh spirit.
A Charity Evening with Beverley Humphreys
Join us for a night of music, memories and Welsh magic in Cardiff on Friday 20 March.
Sight Life, formerly known as Cardiff Institute for the Blind until October 2019, offers a wide range of local services to support blind and partially sighted people across much of South Wales. Our mission is to help people live independent, active, social, and fulfilling lives. Established in 1865, we are one of Wales' oldest charities. We are proud to have rugby legend Sir Gareth Edwards, CBE, as our President, and Wales' renowned female impersonator, Ceri Dupree, as our patron.
What we do
Our dedicated team of staff and volunteers are here to provide help and advice on all issues relating to sight loss. You do not need to be registered blind or partially sighted to access our services. The support we offer is appropriate for those who are newly diagnosed as well as those who have had sight loss for a long time and family friends and carers.
Support Us
Your generosity and support enable us to achieve all the incredible things we do. Your donations truly impact the lives of blind and partially sighted people in South Wales.
There are many ways you can contribute: by making a donation, leaving a legacy in your Will, participating in a fundraising or sponsored event, or volunteering your time.
Donate
By donating to Sight Life, you’ll help us reach more blind and partially sighted individuals, making a meaningful impact in the lives of local people when they need us the most. Every penny really makes a difference.
Featured Upcoming Events
Case Studies
Some of our members share their stories.
Steve is one of our long-standing volunteers and service users at Sight Life from Rhondda Cynon Taff (RCT). He started experiencing sight loss 12 years […]
Patricia “Trish” has volunteered for Sight Life for over 10 years now. Trish’s sight loss was an unexpected complication from diabetes at age 49. She […]
Andy, a Sight Life member, is a keen photographer and is active in several of our social groups, but he wasn’t always this way. Sight […]
Latest News
Celebrate St David’s Day with us at our friendly community concert — an afternoon filled with music, treats and Welsh spirit. Enjoy live entertainment from […]
Join us for an evening of flavour, fun and fundraising at our Scrum & Sip Wine Tasting, kindly organised by our friends at Monmouthshire Building […]
Ditch It, Switch It, Make January Count! Without the proper support, sight loss can force people to give up the things that they enjoy – […]

