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As the country has now moved in to another national lockdown, we felt it was necessary to share an update on our services and support that is available and what […]

When you have little or no vision, there can be many barriers to exercise as it can be difficult to learn  physical movements without being able to emulate others and […]

By Nathan Tree The Amazon Echo device range is both a revolutionary voice control system as well as an affordable gadget that makes it accessible to the masses. As the […]

By Nathan Tree As you may have read in one my earlier posts, when the COVID-19 lockdown first happened, I took to learning to read and write braille. I have […]

By Rona Smith. When it comes to independence, cooking is a crucial skill that blind and visually impaired people must learn. But the kitchen can be a very visual environment. […]

By Nathan Tree On Tuesday 18the of August, Peter White discussed on BBC Radio 4’s ‘In-Touch’ program the implications for blind and visually impaired people going back to work as […]

By Rona Smith My name is Rona Smith, I am 19 years-old and I am visually impaired. One of my main goals in life is to be independent. For example: […]

By Dr Gurjeet Jutley (OAB Trustee and ophthalmic surgeon at the John Radcliffe Eye Hospital, you can find out more about Gurjeet by going to his website: www.gurjeetjutley.com) Many people […]

By Nathan Tree Living with sight loss often puts up barriers when it comes to being active. But when coupled with social isolation keeping us all at home and social […]

Current government guidelines requires us to stay two metres apart, this can cause huge challenges for blind and partially sighted people. A lot of changes that have been made in […]