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RSBC Unseen

RSBC Unseen

By: Royal Society For Blind Children
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For nearly two centuries, the Royal Society for Blind Children (RSBC) has been supporting blind and partially sighted children, young people, and their families. RSBC Unseen amplifies the voices of the RSBC Youth Forum, a group of young people who want to bring about positive change for other vision impaired young people and raise awareness of vision impairment. Join us and listen to blind and partially sighted young people's real, lived experiences.

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  • RSBC Unseen Podcast | Overcoming Long Cane worries | S.04 E.11

    RSBC Unseen Podcast | Overcoming Long Cane worries | S.04 E.11
    Dec 17 2025

    We sat down with our habilitation officer Rosie, to talk about how she works with young people who are starting to use a long cane. With insights from three cane users, we talk about common fears and misconceptions people have when thinking about using a long cane.

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    17 mins
  • RSBC Unseen Podcast | Uncovering Murder Mysteries with the Audiobook Club | S.04 E.10

    RSBC Unseen Podcast | Uncovering Murder Mysteries with the Audiobook Club | S.04 E.10
    Nov 28 2025

    Join Freddie and Paris from RSBC's Audiobook Club as they take us through the twists and turns of the murder mystery series the group's been reading this year. They tell us what they love about the books and the murder mystery activity inspired by reading them.

    Our Audiobook Club runs every Monday and Thursday evening 5pm to 6pm on Zoom, and is for young blind and partially sighted people aged 8 to 25.

    You can find out more about it here:
    https://www.rsbc.org.uk/pages/activities-and-events

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    13 mins
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