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Outside: Loneliness and Isolation

Our latest report explores how people who are blind and vision impaired experience loneliness and isolation.

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An elderly man looks away from the camera in a grey shirt and khaki coloured vest. The text reads Outside: Insights into loneliness and isolation for blind and vision impaired people

We believe in a future where people living with sight loss are equal citizens and preventable blindness is a thing of the past.

Through breakthrough research and life-changing services, we will build a better world for blind and partially sighted people.

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I watched my grandma just slowly lose a bit of independence. Everyday tasks just became more difficult, potentially, impossible.""Meet one of our runners, Paul Sladen, who is running to help fund the search for a cure for glaucoma and macular degeneration! A researcher himself, Paul has been prepping for months and is ready and rearing to start the TCS London Marathon despite an injury late last year. Learn more about Paul and his grandma on our website! visionfoundation.org.uk/real-stories/running-for-macular-degeneration/ "#LondonMarathon #MacularDegeneration #EyeConditions ... See MoreSee Less
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