IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR ALL CLIENTS AND VISITORS
From 24th May our Sensory Centre on New Row, Perth will be open on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons from 1.30pm – 4pm.
While an appointment is not necessary, social distancing guidelines means that a limited number of visitors will be allowed in the reception area at any time and, unless exempt, a face mask is still needed.
We encourage anyone wishing to use our service to contact us first by phone, text, or email. Our staff will be happy to help.
- Phone: 01738 626969 (9am – 4pm)
- Email: info@visionpk.org.uk
- Text: 07468 697569 (Receptionist)
Weekly Local News Podcast
As the Talking News service has been temporarily suspended, the team at VisionPK have produced a weekly local news podcast featuring some articles from the Perthshire Advertiser and The Courier. If you have any comments or feedback, please call 01738 626969 or email info@visionpk.org.uk
Our Aim
Our aim is to support the empowerment of people with a sensory impairment to take a full and fulfilling role in society and to help them to achieve the personal outcomes they aspire to.
We do this by providing and continuously developing a wide range of services and support for people with visual and/or hearing impairment. We are committed to working in partnership with appropriate statutory sector, third sector and business sector organisations so as to provide the best possible services.
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Community Hearing Support Service
VisionPK are able to assist NHS hearing aid users with batteries and advice during this time.
We will continue to support our community with hearing loss.
Get in touch:
rhona.campbell@visionpk.org.uk
07387 100893/01738 626969
Scotland’s Virtual Kiltwalk
23-25 April 2021
You can walk, run, hop or skip – whatever you want, as long as you have fun! Encourage your friends and family to take part in your very own Kiltwalk challenge, whether it’s a walk or a cycle or even a three-legged stroll through your local park! Embrace the spirit of the Kiltwalk and don your tartan as you complete your challenge, all while raising money to support local people who are living with hearing and sight loss.
