SenseCharity

Sense is a UK charity for people with complex disabilities and .
The charity’s full name is “Sense, The National Deafblind and Rubella Association.” As of June 2024, it has 2,485 employees, 10 trustees, and 2,000 volunteers. Richard Kramer is the charity’s Chief Executive. The charity operates throughout England, Wales, and in Northern Ireland. is patron of the charity.
==History==
Sense was founded in 1955, by parents whose children were born deafblind as a result of .
==Activities==
The charity runs a “Buddying” programme, which matches young disabled people with volunteers to meet in their local area and enjoy activities.
On October 2, 2018, Sense participated in the world’s largest lesson, which involved 390 people.
===Campaigning===
In early 2016, the charity created a report on the exclusion of disabled children from playgrounds.
In May 2020, Sense released a series of videos created by a deaf teenager to teach British Sign Language.
In February 2021, Sense called on the UK government to do more to support disabled people during the COVID-19 pandemic. It was involved in highlighting the verbal abuse of a deafblind woman and her sister on a train for removing a face mask.
==References==
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