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The Care Act: what you need to know

Join London Vision and Danny Dooley from RNIB on 31 March to learn more about accessing social care during COVID19
The Care Act: what you need to know

Join London Vision and Danny Dooley from RNIB on 30 March to learn more about accessing social care during COVID19
Making the best of Best Disease

28 February is Rare Disease Day and to mark it, Robin Davies has written about the highs and lows of his varied career and his diagnosis of Best Disease
Spin and London Vision partner to educate e-scooter riders on disabled pedestrian safety and etiquette

Ford-owned e-scooter company Spin today announces a partnership with London Vision, London’s premier non-profit supporting visually impaired and blind people in London.

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Employment

London Vision supports blind and partially people find and stay in employment. Find out more about our employment work on this page
Blind shopping: when the environment is NOT accessible

Student Charly Nickson has taken some time out from their degree to write a blog for Purple Tuesday, addressing the impact that shared spaces have on accessible shopping
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London Visual Impairment Forum

London Vision hosts the LVIF on a quarterly basis, and sends out bi-monthly bulletins. All meetings are currently being conducted over Zoom.
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Accessibility

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The best iPhone apps for scanning and reading text

Assistive technology expert Graham Page offers his verdict on the Voice Dream Scanner and the Voice OCR apps - how useful and private are they for blind and partially sighted users? Read on to find out!
TfL e-scooter trials to begin in spring 2021 - London Vision's response

London Vision responds to TfL's announcement that e-scooter rental trials will begin in the capital from spring 2021 with a call for a commitment to key provisions to keep pedestrians safe.