Colin Elliott holds extensive experience in partnership development and fundraising within the charitable sector, primarily focused on supporting individuals with visual impairments. Currently serving as the Partnerships Development Manager at RNIB since September 2022, Colin is dedicated to developing projects and services that enhance the lives of blind and partially sighted individuals. Previous roles include Grants & Fundraising Manager at Community Integrated Care and positions at RNIB and Guide Dogs, where Colin managed funding relationships and oversaw mobility services. Additional experience encompasses regional development and volunteer coordination, demonstrating a robust commitment to enhancing community support and service accessibility for disabled individuals.
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We’re the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB), one of the UK’s leading sight loss charities and the largest community of blind and partially sighted people. We recognise everyone’s unique experience of sight loss and offer help and support for blind and partially sighted people – this can be anything from practical and emotional support, campaigning for more accessible transport, reading services and the products we offer in our online shop. We’re a catalyst for change – inspiring people with sight loss to transform their own personal experience, their community and, ultimately, society as a whole. Our focus is on giving them the help, support and tools they need to realise their aspirations. Everyday 250 people begin to lose their sight; RNIB has a crucial role to play in creating a world where there are no barriers to people with sight loss. We want society, communities and individuals to see differently about sight loss. This page is monitored Monday-Friday 9am-5pm. Our Helpline provides advice and support weekdays 8am–8pm and Saturdays 9am-1pm. You can call them on 03031 239999. If you are going through a difficult time and need to speak to someone urgently, Samaritans are available 24 hours a day. You call them for free on 116 123. In an emergency please call 999.
