I was delighted to cut the ribbon on Monday the 23rd of September at the new sensory garden created by staff and volunteers of Seescape in Glenrothes.
Seescape is an amazing charity that supports Fife residents with sight loss and is so appreciated by everyone who accesses their services.
Since their formation as Fife Society for the Blind over 150 years ago, they’ve been dedicated to serving those with visual impairment in Fife. Now as Seescape, they remain focused on providing clients with information, skills and confidence to thrive.
Seescape is the leading provider of support services for people with a visual impairment in Fife. They aim to empower people with a visual impairment to live safely, independently and achieve their personal goals. They offer a range of services as part of a one-stop-shop approach, including information and advice, rehabilitation, an accessible technology service and a range of social opportunities and activities to support with health and wellbeing.
You can get in touch by email: info@seescape.org.uk phone: 01592 644 979 or in person at: Unit H, Newark Road North, Glenrothes, KY7 4NT
