Pudsey Charity for the Visually Impaired

20/12/2025

20/12/2025

We would like to wish all our friends a very Merry Christmas.

Here are a few pictures from our Christmas celebrations. Thank you to Primrose Hill primary school for the beautiful singing at our group and for inviting a few of us to your Christmas Community Concert.

At our last group for 2025 we were joined by Luxulele who got us all into the Christmas spirit. They joined us for a wonderful buffet supplied by Jack Dammes Ltd.

New members are always welcome, if you have a diagnosable eye condition and live in LS28 or surrounding area please contact us.

12/11/2025

We recently had a talk from the lovely Sarah from the Yorkshire Chocolatier. She talked about the process of chocolate making and how she made the jump from a professional job to fulfilling her dream of being a chocolatier.
We got to taste some samples and had the opportunity to buy from the selection of different flavours of chocolates she produces.
www.yorkshirehocolatier.com

31/10/2025

Our thanks to the Lord Mayor for finding time to visit our charity on Wednesday.

By John Baron Leeds Lord Mayor Dan Cohen has visited a lifeline group supporting visually impaired people in Pudsey. Councillor Cohen met attendees at the Claremont Grove complex, where Pudsey […]

17/09/2025

We recently made a donation and sponsored three puppies from Guide dogs for the Blind.
Following on from this we were lucky to be visited by a volunteer from the charity and her dog "Oasis". She gave a really informative talk on the work involved and the cost to train a puppy to be a qualified guide dog.
Our members really enjoyed the talk and loved meeting "Oasis"

03/09/2025

Some pictures of our members Eileen, Joyce, Muhammad and Peter celebrating their birthdays at our Wednesday Club.

New members are always welcome, if you have a diagnosable eye condition and live in LS28 or surrounding area please contact us.

30/07/2025

Did you see our article in the latest edition of the Pudsey Squeaker? We were very pleased with it and enjoyed sharing our history. If anyone has any memories to share with us please get in touch.
We always welcome new members who have a diagnosable eye condition and lives in LS28 or surrounding areas.