Better Lives
For People With Sight Loss
As Northamptonshire’s local sight loss charity, NAB provides advice, support and products to help visually impaired people live life to the full. We do this through our empathy, experience and expertise.
Can you help?
We need your support
However you choose to help, your time and money stays LOCAL; bringing vital support to someone in your town, village or neighbourhood.
Northamptonshire Association For The Blind
We believe no one in Northamptonshire should face sight loss alone and unsupported. With that in mind our small team of specialist staff and over 250 volunteers provide a range of friendly, personal and accessible services to anyone, of any age, with a sight-related concern or difficulty.
Our Services
For more than 100 years we have been working with blind and partially sighted people throughout Northamptonshire helping thousands of individuals transform their lives.
Find out how we can help you today – phone our confidential helpline on 01604 719193 or send us an email info@nab.org.uk
Latest News & Articles
Young NAB supporters step out with the Saints for Sight Loss
Two young people from Cogenehoe Primary School, Northamptonshire, were Mascots today for the Northampton Saints Rugby match again Lyon, for Remembrance Day. Evie - who partnered with Cobus Reinach - and Sienna, who stood with Piers Frances, won our competition to...
Nuovo restaurant wins ‘Dining for All’ award, recognising their accessibility for people with sensory impairment.
NAB's Hugh Spence, who lost his sight completely aged 16, was one of the judges this year and here he reflects on what 'Dining for All' means for him. So this year saw the first ever ‘Dining for All’ award from a partnership between Northamptonshire’s Sight Support...
Eye Superheros judged by Northampton Saints Rugby players
NAB ran a competition for young people to design the charity's new Eye Superheros which will be the symbols of its work with children. The aim was to get young people more involved with the charities work - NAB runs 'iEducation' sessions with years 5 and 6 to help...
