Further resources for disabled people

The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB), one of the UK's leading sight loss charities and the largest community of blind and partially sighted people.

RAD works with people with all forms of deafness. It specialises in advocacy and employment issues, legal support and deaf community development.

The scheme is a free, 1st class or international standard service designed to support blind and visually impaired people as well as the charities that work hard to improve their lives.

The centre is a base for Deaf and hard of hearing people to come and attend the various activities they may be interested in.

TAFN is a UK charity operating over the internet to provide computer support, training and social activities for blind and visually impaired people worldwide.

The National Autism Team is funded by Welsh Government and hosted by the Welsh Local Government Association (WLGA), works in partnership with Public Health Wales (PHW). The team works closely with the Welsh Government, local authority Autism Leads and health boards, key stakeholders and advisory groups. In addition to the resources available across the AutismWales website, you will also find information of the further work of the team.

Provides information, advice, equipment and clear print material for people with a visual impairment to help them to make the best use of their remaining sight.

The Swans Community Trust offer pan-disability activities that cater for children and adults with a range of disabilities.

An umbrella organisation of associations, both voluntary and statutory, working in the field of hearing loss and deafness.

WCB is the umbrella agency representing the third sector within the visual impairment sector in Wales. It works to campaign, lobby and support the improvement of services to people with a visual impairment.

Mae Ymddiriedolaeth Gymunedol yr Elyrch yn cynnig gweithgareddau ar gyfer pob anabledd sy'n darparu ar gyfer plant ac oedolion ag ystod o anableddau.