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St Andrew
Founded in 1919 by Miss Richards and Miss Marrs. Originally operated from a shared office at Lefebvre Street with St Peter Port Constables. Moved to Le Four Cabot in St Andrew in 1998. Building renamed Vision Support Centre in 2019 for centenary year. (inferred from the source page)
Guernsey Blind Association is a local charity assisting with the care and welfare of those with a visual impairment living within the Bailiwick of Guernsey, helping to maintain independent living skills at home and in the workplace. The charity offers a Resource Centre equipped with magnifiers and gadgets to enable independent living. Services include advice on the use and provision of low vision aids, independent living skills, communication skills, and mobility. —
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PeopleChantelle Tucker (Orientation & Mobility Instructor) · Debbie Clarke (Vision Support Advisor)
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