As a volunteer campaigner in our Public Policy team you can help us in the vital work of raising awareness around important issues for deafblind people and their families.

The involvement of deafblind people and their families can really help the effectiveness of campaigns because personal stories are a powerful way of influencing decision-makers.

By highlighting our message to MPs, key decision makers or the media, we’re aiming to ensure that Sense campaigns result in changes that give deafblind people the support and opportunities they need to live full and active lives. For instance, our Walk with Me, Talk with Me campaign aims to improve the social care system.

There are lots of different ways people can get involved, from telling us about your experiences of relevant issues and writing letters to meeting decision-makers, taking part in lobbies or talking to the media.

Using our e-campaigning tool, Sense volunteer campaigners can email letters or messages to MPs and other decision makers. Sense sends draft messages to campaigners for them to adapt and send on to their MP.  

Campaign for change

Our campaign successes make real and profound improvements to the lives of deafblind people and their families.

If you have some time to spare please help us to raise awareness of crucial issues and to get politicians at all levels listening to important messages on funding for fairer social care, quality of life, and the need to improve the rights of deafblind people.

Our Public Policy team can provide information and advice to campaigners:

Tel 0845 127 0060
Textphone 0845 127 0062
Fax 0845 127 0061
Email campaigns.info@sense.org.uk

If you are interested in becoming a Sense campaigns volunteer, or you’d like to be involved in Sense’s e-campaigning, please join our e-campaign network.

All you need to do is put in your name, email address and post code and we will do the rest.

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