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Mission Statement

The Trust is committed to:

 

Developing its role as an independent facilitator.

 

Listening to the expressed needs and interests of vision impaired and multi-disabled young people.

 

Providing professional specialist services in support of these expressed needs.

 

To meet the clearly defined needs of vision impaired and multi-disabled young people and avoiding duplication of services.

 

Making grants to individuals and organisations to meet the clearly defined needs of vision impaired and multi-disabled young people and avoiding duplication of services.

 

    Thank you very much for my computer.  At my mainstream school, I am set homework to complete topics.  I have been able to complete topics on geography and am doing a history of Brighton at the moment-Alfie Fox        I can’t begin to describe the amount of use Joe is getting from both the laptop and the Smartview.  They are making such a difference to him, especially in his school work’.  Thank you so much.  Amy Page

 

Latest News

Welcome to the new Blatchington Court website

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John Werner retired after 12 years as the Trust’s Advocacy officer on 31st December 2007

We all wish John the very best for the future and a Healthy and Happy Retirement

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2008 Diary Date

Saturday 17th May 2008
Blatchington Court Trust & SeeAbility – 2008 Information Day At the University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton

Click Here : Invitation and confirmation

Saturday 19th July 2008
Summer Barbecue Knowles Tooth