Braille Group
Liverpool, Trafford, Oldham, Bolton
Learning braille gives people independence, literacy, and the enjoyment of reading. It is a vital way of ensuring that you can read private correspondence such as bank statements and hospital appointments, which otherwise might have to read by someone else.
There are many ways that braille can help you in your day-to-day life, including a wide choice of books and magazines, menus, and different games such as Scrabble available in braille. Our group members have various levels of braille ability, and come together weekly to learn and support each other in a friendly group environment. Find your local group –
Bolton Braille Group at The Sensory Centre, Tonge Moor
Every Tuesday, 12-2pm
Oldham Braille Group at Oldham Library
Every Tuesday, 9am-12pm
Trafford Braille Group at Stretford Library
Every Friday, 10am-1.30pm
Liverpool Braille Group at The Quaker Meeting House, Liverpool
Every Wednesday, 11am-12noon (£3)
For more information about the group, please ring the Henshaws office on 0300 222 5555 or email manchester@henshaws.org.uk.
"Braille has provided me with a lot more independence; I’ve been able to read my own mail for the first time."
For more information about the group, please ring the Henshaws office on 0300 222 5555 or email manchester@henshaws.org.uk.
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