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How do you commute when you’re visually impaired? There are some methods that are not a viable option such as driving or cycling. Instead, there is a strong reliance on […]

8th March is International Women’s Day, and it is a perfect moment to highlight one of our incredible trustees, Chinonye Nzewi, who joined our board of trustees as our Treasurer […]

7th March is World Book Day. Since the day first began over 25 years ago to encourage children and young people to discover the world of reading, it has grown […]

Siri is a very powerful tool that can make so many aspects of daily life significantly easier. One function that is particularly useful is Siri’s ability to help with public […]

Andy Smith, our Service Delivery Manager, has had Congenital Nystagmus and Astigmatism since birth. He is also an avid runner; he has previously done the Manchester Marathon, the Oxford Half, […]

The Story Museum is a wonderful and unique museum in the heart of Oxford which aims to enrich young lives through stories. We have collaborated with The Story Museum to […]

We would like to congratulate our trustee Margaret Simpson for being presented with an MBE, Member of the British Empire Award in the King’s New Year Honours List 2024. An […]

January is Braille Literacy Month. Apart from honouring Louis Braille’s legacy (who was born on 4th January), this month aims to educate people about the importance and advantages of Braille […]

By Andreas Findlow: The ‘Be My Eyes’ app now has a fantastic new feature, it is now possible to create groups of friends and family members. If you are hesitant […]

by Jamie Sargent Dive into a world where your iPhone amplifies the unseen, thanks to iOS 17’s updated Magnifier app, now featuring ‘Point and Speak’. This remarkable feature transforms text […]