VI Talk
VI Talk
Welcome to the VI Talk. AudioBoom Channel. Part of VI Talk charity number 1165629. VI Talk is aimed at anyone with a visual impairment, anyone who knows someone who is visually impaired or anyone who has connections with an organisation or group that offers services or support to visually impaired people. You can find us in the following places. Facebook, search VI Talk for our Group and Page Twitter @VITalkPodcast Website www.vitalk.co.uk Email info@vitalk.co.uk Voicemail number 0161 298 8255Skype name is vitalkpodcast Our podcasts are available on our website or via iTunes by searching VI Ta...
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Episodes
#vitalk discussion topic, exercise and keep fit. 11.04.2015 2:28
As it's starting to get a little warmer outside I thought I'd ask what people do for exercise and keep fit it may encourage some of us including me to get off our bums and try something new
Thought for the Week 23rd March. Journey from the torch Trust 24.03.2015 3:33
#ThoughtForTheWeek #TorchTrust
See and Hear Exhibition 13th May 2015. at Shrewsbury Sports Village 23.03.2015 8:59
Michael & Jo have the pleasure of speaking to Laura Lane Clarke one of the organisers for this year See and Hear exhibition. for more information contact Pauline Rose pauline.rose@shropshire.gov.uk 01584 871420 or visit http://shropshire.gov.uk/disability-information/sensory-impairment/see-and-hear-exhibition-2015/
Infosound - The third edition of RNIB's large-print Sudoku puzzle book. 23.03.2015 2:59
@Infosound @RNIB
Infosound - The British Wireless for the Blind Fund “recommend a friend” free loan service. 23.03.2015 8:51
@infosound for more information visit http://www.blind.org.uk/bwbf-agents/agents.asp
Infosound - A range of electronic hand-held magnifiers available from the Partially-sighted Society. 23.03.2015 6:01
@infosound for more informations visit http://partsight.org.uk/
Infosound - RNIB wants to encourage local authorities to agree a "street charter" with vision-impaired residents. 23.03.2015 8:17
@RNIB @infosound
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