Research,projects and campaigning

SeeAbility conducts various research projects and the outcomes of past research have been published. Research conducted by or in association with SeeAbility include:

Recently Published Research Reports:

• Promoting Social Inclusion for Visually Impaired People from Minority Ethnic Communities - Final Report of a three year research project funded by the Community Fund and conducted in partnership with London School of Economics 
  
  
• Promoting Social Inclusion for Visually Impaired People from Minority Ethnic Communities - Executive Summary 
  
  
• Promoting Social Inclusion for Visually Impaired People from Minority Ethnic Communities - Summary Leaflet 
  
  

• SeeAbility Heather House - Developing A New Model Of Care: An examination of the model of service provided at SeeAbility Heather House to evaluate current service provision against recommendations arising from earlier research about the social care needs of young people with Juvenile Batten's Disease. 
  
  
• Evaluation Report - Devon Short Break Scheme