ABOUT SIGHT SUPPORT WORTHING

Sight Support Worthing is the operational name for Worthing Society for the Blind, a registered charity and one of the longest surviving independent charities in Worthing which was founded in 1910.

Striving to attract new members, Worthing Society for the Blind rebranded to Sight Support Worthing in 2017 in the hope of attracting more members and extending its services to those who would benefit from the activities, advice and support that it can provide.

In particular, Sight Support Worthing would like to encourage younger generations to take advantage of the many facilities and activities on offer and build a community to support each other.

The aims of the charity are to promote the relief, general welfare, entertainment and provision of services, for persons who have sight impairment and are living within the Borough of Worthing.

More information about free Membership can be found on our Membership Page.

The Charity is governed by a board of 7 Trustees, most of whom are semi-retired professionals:

Barry Ward, Cherry Ward, Dee Darters, Frances Jacobs, Neil Clarke, Martin Bloomfield, and Dawn O’Donnell

The Centre is managed by Frances Pritchard and Sonia Baker, and they are supported by a dedicated team of staff:

Tracy Franklin, Sue Colley, Steve Deane, Jacqui Matten, Roz Naylor-Smith.