Supporting blind and partially sighted people who live, work and study in London
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Our vision
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 events
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Managing Sight Loss
Managing Sight Loss: Money matters
26th January, 2022
at 18.00pm -
Charles Bonnet Syndrome Events
London Vision CBS support group
27th January, 2022
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Managing Sight Loss
Managing Sight Loss: Lunchtime assistive technology drop in
27th January, 2022
at 13.00pm
Our latest news
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advice
Blue Monday
The third Monday in January is Blue Monday - the most depressing day of the year (apparently). To counteract the gloom, we've put together some suggestions to make it a bit jollier!
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accessibility braille personal stories
Braille Awareness Day – my life with braille
Guest blogger Sarah Matthews writes about her experience of learning braille as an adult, and the useful role it plays in her life.
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advocacy campaigning health
Have you had a poor experience visiting your eye hospital?
Bhavini Makwana sits on Moorfields Eye Hospital's stakeholder group which works to improve patient experiences at the hospital.
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accessibility coronavirus COVID19 personal stories
Stairs and visual perception
Jonathan Ward has a long and eventful history with stairs, and has found that wearing a mask has complicated things further.
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accessibility International Day for People with Disabilities
International Day for People with Disabilities
For International Day for People with Disabilities, London Vision has put together some ideas for engaging with disability rights around the world.
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The joy of listening to the spoken word
Want to start listening to audiobooks but don't know where to start or which providers to choose? Jonathan Ward has been listening to audio books since the 70s - let him point you in the right direction!
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