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What’s On SeptemberA guide to what’s on at FVSC in September

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Week Beginning 2nd September Monday: Lip-Reading Class, 10.30am-12.30pm. With Jill Bradshaw. Free. Please note this group will be…
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Posted on: 02 Sep 2024Written by: Sandy GilloneComments: Comments: 0

What’s On June 2024A guide to what’s on at FVSC in the month of June.

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What’s On June Week Beginning 3rd June Monday: Sensory Singers Choir, 10.30am-12pm. With Catriona Lang. £5. Open to…
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Posted on: 03 Jun 2024Written by: Sandy GilloneComments: Comments: 0

What’s On May 2024A guide to what’s happening at Forth Valley Sensory Centre in May.

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Week Beginning 6th May Please note that the centre is closed on Monday for the Public Holiday, no…
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What’s On April 2024A guide to what’s on at FVSC for the month of April 2024.

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Please note we will be closed for Easter Monday on 1st April, we will return on Tuesday 2nd…
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What’s On March 2024A guide to what’s on at FVSC in March

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What’s On March 2024. A guide to what is coming up this month at Forth Valley Sensory Centre,…
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Posted on: 04 Mar 2024Written by: Sandy GilloneComments: Comments: 0

What’s On FebruaryA Guide to what’s on at FVSC February 2024

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What’s On February 2024.  A guide to what’s coming up for the month of February 2024. We have…
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What’s On January 2024A guide to what’s on at FVSC in January

Week Commencing 8 January Monday: Lip-reading peer support, 11am-1pm. Free. Voices Off (British Sign Language), 6.30pm-7.30pm. With Stephen…
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Posted on: 04 Dec 2023Written by: Sandy GilloneComments: Comments: 0

What’s On November 2023

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A guide to what’s on for the month of November 2023. We have a range of activities available!…
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Posted on: 06 Nov 2023Written by: Sandy GilloneComments: Comments: 0

What’s On October 2023

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A guide to what’s on for the month of October. Week Beginning 2nd Oct. Monday: Lip-Reading Peer Support…
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Posted on: 02 Oct 2023Written by: Sandy Gillone

What’s On September 2023

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Who we are?

Forth Valley Sensory Centre is a place where people with a visual or hearing loss, their friends, families, carers and the wider community can access quality services and advice from our partner organisations.

The Centre was the first of its kind constructed in the UK and specifically developed for the sensory impaired community.

Where to find us?

Address:

Forth Valley Sensory Centre
Redbrae Road
Camelon
Falkirk
FK1 4DD

Business hours:

Mon – Thurs 09:00 –17:00
Fri 09:00 – 16:30

Phone number:

01324 590888

Email address:

sensory@forthvalleysensorycentre.org

Partner Links

  • RNID
  • Blind Veterans UK
  • Contact Scotland
  • Falkirk Council Sensory Team
  • NHS Forth Valley
  • RNIB Scotland
  • Sign Language Interactions
  • Stirling Council

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