Sense is forming a support group for young adults with sensory impairments living in Cornwall. The group is for adults aged 19 years old and over with sight and/or hearing loss and additional needs.

Deafblind students from two specialist educational resource centres in Lincolnshire have found a novel way to reach out to the local community.

The annual Sense awards are given by Sense in recognition of exceptional achievements. Winners have campaigned, volunteered and worked for, and on behalf of, deafblind people, often for decades.

Anglia TV presenter Becky Jago has become the latest famous face to open a Sense charity shop.

On Thursday 22 September 2011, Shell employees went into battle in aid of Sense. Four teams took over four Sense charity shops in the London area in a unique fundraising showdown.

Celebrities Chris Tarrant and Paul Whitehouse joined the team at our second Fly-fishing event at the Haywards Farm, Theale, Berkshire on Thursday 22 September.

Shortcomings must be addressed if value for money is to be secured for users of social care “personal budgets” once they are extended to all eligible users by April 2013, according to a report published today by the National Audit Office.

Sense and the information management company, Iron Mountain, have joined forces in a new partnership.

Legacies help fund about a third of our charitable services. These very special gifts make a lasting difference to the lives of deafblind people and their families who benefit from Sense’s specialist support.

Apprentice stars Stuart “the brand” Baggs and business charmer Raef Bjayou joined City workers in an adrenaline-filled charity abseil for Sense on Thursday 1 September 2011 in the City of London.