Supporting blind and partially sighted people who live, work and study in London
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Our vision is a society and a capital city where blind and partially sighted people can participate fully.
Find out moreOur vision is a society and a capital city where blind and partially sighted people can participate fully
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Bridging the gap
Tackling inequalities faced by blind and partially sighted people living, working and studying in London
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Communities and connections
Working to support communities and sight loss organisations
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Championing change
Campaigning to effect change in the capital for blind and partially sighted people
Our latest news
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#BlindnessAwarenessMonth blind sport
Croysutt Warriors profile
London Vision travelled to a Croysutt Warriors training session to get an in person taste of goalball for Blindness Awareness Month.
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#BlindnessAwarenessMonth braille National Braille Week
Braillists Foundation – the go to Braille people
To celebrate National Braille Week, London Vision spoke to Braillists Foundation about braille tech and the Braille for Beginners course.
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braille reading technology
Braille and me
Liam O'Carroll writes about what braille has meant in his life and how it helped him achieve his language qualifications.
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disability health
Unsure about how to offer assistance to blind people? Here’s how!
As part of Blindness Awareness Month, London Vision's Liam O'Carroll and Jonathan Ward have put together some useful tips for assisting blind and partially sighted people while out and about.
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#BlindnessAwarenessMonth sports
Get into Goalball!
This Blindness Awareness Month, get into Goalball! Check out this article in collaboration with Goalball UK and learn about opportunities in London.
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London Vision has moved
London Vision moved from its Pocklington Hub base within the BMA building in September 2021, and is now based at 3 Queen Square, WC1N 3AR.
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