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 news
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accessibility transport
Step free access on the Transport for London network
Transport for London is hosting a consultation on step free access: tell us why step free is important to you and which stations need to be prioritised.
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community organisations
Beyond Sight Loss – journey to charity status
Beyond Sight Loss recently became a fully fledged charity - read this piece to learn about how the BSL team did it!
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Charles Bonnet Syndrome Awareness Day
Finding solidarity and support through Esme’s Friends
Chris Ward joined London Vision's Esme's Friends CBS group and found the solidarity and community he needed to live with the condition.
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technology
Purple Tuesday and the WelcoMe App
The first Tuesday in November is Purple Tuesday, and we're highlighting the WelcoMe App, a gamechanger for businesses wanting to increase their accessibility!
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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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