Supporting blind and partially sighted people who live, work and study in London
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Our mission
Our mission is to make London equal and inclusive, by connecting, supporting, and empowering blind and partially sighted people.
Find out moreLondon Vision’s aim is to end inequalities faced by blind and partially sighted people in London
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Confidence and connectivity
Provide confidence and connectivity through connecting blind and partially sighted people with training and support
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Influencing and partnerships
Reduce inequalities faced by blind and partially sighted people by influencing statutory stakeholders and building effective partnerships with not-for-profit organisations
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Community engagement
Raise vital awareness, providing information and support through establishing new hubs and deliver various community engagement activities
Our latest news
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parenting
How can a blind parent help their child learn to read?
Wondering how best to support your child while they are learning to read? Check out these tips and ideas in this new blog Liam O'Carroll.
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assistive technology technology wearable technology
Vision Buddy – new tech from Sight and Sound Technology
We've got our hands on the Vision Buddy, a new bit of wearable tech that can help partially sighted people make the most of their remaining sight.
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accessibility transport
Greenwich Transport Forum
We held the first Greenwich transport forum on 8 June at the Clockhouse, and were joined by representatives from TfL and Greenwich Council. Read this piece to learn about the concerns that were raised during the meeting.
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accessibility advocacy health
London Vision community engagement survey
London Vision wants to understand the eye health situation in your local area better to help improve the provision of community information in your community and share knowledge about services and support.
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community community organisations events
Blind in Greenwich – local community organisation
London Vision is excited to be working closer with groups like Blind in Greenwich, a peer support and social activity group for blind and partially sighted people and others affected by vision loss, based in Greenwich.
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Blind Ambition takes over the Working Age Forum (WAF)
Blind Ambition is pleased to announce that it will be taking over the running of the Working Age Forum (WAF) going forward.
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