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Philip smiling, wearing a green sweatshirt and glasses, standing in front of an open cabinet with stationary and assistive technology.Charity helps former RAF technician with tinnitus and vertigo get back on his feet May 7, 2025
RINB logo. RNIB is in black text above a pink line. See Differntly is written underneath the pink lineRNIB’s Personal Transcription Service April 30, 2025
Matt Stringer wearing glasses, blue shirt and black blazer. There is leafy, green shrub in the background.RNIB CEO will step down in December 2025 April 30, 2025
Tracie Tappenden smiling, wearing a red, flowery dress and pink sunglasses.Vision North Somerset announce new Chief Executive April 28, 2025
A historical black and white photo of Seescape’s shop in Kirkcaldy, which opened in 1922. A man in a 3 piece suit and tie stands outside the shop which has children's clothing and household goods in the shop windows. The name of the shop is Society for Teaching the Blind.Scottish rock duo the Proclaimers join in celebrations for sight loss charity’s landmark anniversary April 25, 2025
Seable logoNew Visionary member benefit supports with accessible holidays April 24, 2025
Front cover of report "Seeing clearly? Attending sight tests and accessing opticians". Healthwatch England logo is in the top right hand corner.Eye care costs a barrier for people on low incomes April 23, 2025
iSightCornwall participants sat around a table, playing the accessible game on their laptops.Sight Loss Charity Teams up with Researchers and Local Development Team to Make Scientific Video Game April 16, 2025
British Blind Sport logo - 50 years of transforming lives, 1975-2025.British Blind Sport launches new membership tiers in celebration of 50 years of BBS April 16, 2025
13 men and women dressed in coats and scarves, one with a cane and another with a black guide dog standing in the FVSC sensory garden on a patch of grass with a yellow path with a tin man statue.Sensory charity welcomes visitors from Falkirk’s twin town in France for first stop on visit April 10, 2025
Valerie outdoors standing on a pathway with a red cane in her hand. There are trees in the background, grass on the left and a grassy hill on the right side.Geologist overcomes genetic eye condition with help from charity March 20, 2025
(L-R) NESS interim chief executive Alan Bell, Kirsty Blackman MP, NESS training and information officer Libby Hillhouse, NESS added value services manager Sheila Ogden.Kirsty Blackman MP visits north-east Scottish sensory loss charity to learn about its crucial work March 18, 2025

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