Sense campaigns

Information about recent government policy which could impact on deafblind people.

Campaigning to improve services for older people who become deafblind.

Deafblind Direct is Sense’s direct payments project. This project aims to provide advice and information about direct payments for deafblind people and family members.

Campaigning to make technology work for deafblind people includes everyday products and specialist equipment.

Sense campaigns to improve the way companies treat their deafblind customers. Includes information about the Deafblind Mystery Shopping Week.

Sense’s project to support deafblind people and their families to speak out for themselves on the issues that matter to them.

How Sense works with the European Deafblind Network to make sure deafblind people have a voice in Europe.

Bringing deafblind issues to politicians' attention and involving deafblind people in democratic processes is vital in changing deafblind people's lives.

Sense campaigned to get deafblind people rights to services which meet their specific needs. Information about these rights and how to get what you are entitled to.

Sense is worried that parents may not understand how damaging rubella can be and that a drop in immunisation may lead to a rubella epidemic. Information about MMR and Rubella.

Find out more about the Every Disabled Child Matters campaign.

How Sense responded to key government policy initiatives.

A few examples of where Sense campaigns have made a real difference.

For more information about any of our campaigns or information on getting involved, contact the campaigns team. We're here to help.