VISUALLY-impaired people in Keighley could be eligible for a free specially-adapted audio device.
The British Wireless for the Blind Fund provides a range of equipment, including CD players and digital radios.
They are produced with tactile controls, enabling them to be used easily and independently by someone with sight loss.
Sophie Wheldon, the charity’s regional development manager, said: “Our recipients tell us that their radios are invaluable to them.
“They allow access to a huge variety of audio – all at the touch of a button.
“Equipment is delivered to the person’s home by a volunteer, who sets it all up and provides help in using it. We then offer ongoing support.
“Our radios are vital to someone who cannot see.
“They provide news, information and entertainment but also, more importantly, companionship and a friendly voice. It’s much more than just a radio.”
For further information and to check eligibility, e-mail sophie@blind.org.uk or call 01283 790208.
More details about the British Wireless for the Blind Fund can be found at blind.org.uk.
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