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Monica to take on tennis at the IBSA World Games

If you've read our blogs before, you'll know our Philanthropy Manager, Monica, is no stranger to a challenge, most recently completing the 5.25 mile wild swimming event in an incredible 3 hours and 32 minutes! (Read more about her ChillSwim...

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Kerry, dressed in denim shorts and a pink t-shirt, is cuddling up to the Tigger character. His hands are guiding hers to his face.

Accessing the magic of Disneyland Paris as a visually impaired person

To say I eat, sleep and dream Disney would probably be no exaggeration... I love watching the films, listening to the music, and scouting for the latest merch to add to my already sizeable collection. I think it’s the escapism,...

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Research Grants Application Processes

A lot of rigour is involved in ensuring that the money we invest contributes to saving sight. Some grants are smaller than others in terms of the amount awarded but can provide impact in different ways. This page on our...

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Accessible reads for your little ones

World Book Day provides a fantastic opportunity to share and celebrate your favourite book. With audiobooks increasing in popularity we explore some great titles for children....

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Touch Tours – Getting hands on with theatre

What is a Touch Tour, and why is it important to provide access to an audio-described performance? Learn more...

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How we’re bringing accessibility to the high street…

Our network of charity shops connect us with hundreds of generous supporters, bargain hunters and community members across London. With a focus on accessibility, our shops have been undergoing changes. From high-contrast price tags to visual impairment friendly lighting, we're...

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Claude Monet's "The Springtime" - A colourful rendering of a couple sitting in a grassy field beneath a tree adorned with purple flowers.

How sight loss affected some of your favourite artists…

We can learn a lot about artists through their use of colour and different techniques. As an artist's style changes, it often reflects personal life events and experiences, but did you know it can also illustrate a change in eye...

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Sight loss charities join together in letter to Transport Secretary challenging the proposed closure of rail ticket offices

Rail companies in England have announced plans to close 974 ticket offices. A public consultation has begun and will end on Wednesday, July 26. We are working with other sight loss organisations to prevent these closures from affecting the visually...

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Letter from Sight Loss Sector CEOs to Transport Secretary

Find out more about the proposed ticket office closures and how you can have your say in our blog. Dear Secretary of State for Transport, We are writing to express significant concerns regarding the proposed closure of rail ticket offices....

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