Sense Grays

19/08/2022

Planning on having a clear out? Your items could help change lives of the people with complex disabilities while helping to save the planet by giving them a new home.

We urgently need your support, and every last item of donated stock makes a difference.



We hope to see you in store soon, but if you can’t make it into a shop you can still support via our free post to donate service https://www.sense.org.uk/shop/charity-shops/donate-items/donate-by-post/

28/11/2021

Time for the Advent Calendar.

30/10/2021

Sense is a national charity supporting children and adults who are deafblind or have complex disabilities, and their families, to live life to the full.

07/09/2021

Sense TouchBase South East was initially funded by a gift in a Will from a generous Sense supporter. Find out how it has been a gift to two brothers.

28/08/2021

Good evening everyone.
Everyday most of us use amazon, argos and Pets at home to name just 3 sites. Did you know if you download the easy fundraising app and shop at these sites via this app you can raise money for Sense. It may only be pence per sale but pennies add up to £ 's and this all helps Sense carry out its vital work.
The app have 100's of sites to shop from. It doesn't cost anything to use but the benefits to whichever charity you nominate, although we'd hope it was us, is enormous.
❤️❤️❤️

01/08/2021

16/07/2021

We are joining with Maureen and to call for the Government to fund dedicated catch-up funding in services for disabled children and families, such as therapies and respite, to address the disproportionate impact they have felt during the pandemic, stop them being and to allow them to heal.

We need to build a better future for disabled children and families, a fairer system of support that means every disabled child can have access to the services they need to manage their condition and development, have a great education, and the best possible start to life.

Sign the open letter: bit.ly/DCPLetter

30/06/2021

12/06/2021

Abi Reese and her colleagues took on a 332-mile challenge for Sense, walking the distance between their offices! They were inspired by Abi’s brother, who is deafblind and lives in Sense accommodation in Birmingham.

Thank you Abi and your colleagues for raising over £450!

24/05/2021

Book your ticket for Touch Screen, from Flatpack Festival, today to make sure you get the sensory box in time for the film screening on May 29th

Touch Screen is made up of sensory tactile objects inspired by a selection of family-friendly short films. Touch Screen will explore the senses with the audience being invited to touch, smell, taste and feel their way through the films.

We are really excited to be part of this project and hope it will be lots of fun for everyone.

For more information click the link: http://bit.ly/touchscreenhome