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Careers at SeeAbility come in all shapes and sizes but all with one common purpose - to support people to live, love, thrive and belong, living the life they choose.
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Supporting people who have learning disabilities or autism, who may also have sight loss.
Our broad range of support enables people to live full lives and achieve things they never thought possible.
Our specialisms
We specialise in supporting people who have learning disabilities or autism, who may also have sight loss, to live ambitious lives and achieve things they never thought possible.
About us
We encourage people with disabilities to challenge what they expect from life, from themselves and from wider society.
Get involved
Find out how to donate, fundraise, volunteer with us or about corporate partnerships.
Eye care resources
Browse our eye care resources for people who have learning disabilities and autism, including forms to take to your optometrist appointment. Many of our resources are available in easy read.
Find homes and support
Find SeeAbility's support in the south of England. We have residential homes, supported living, and activity and resource centres, from Maidstone in Kent to Wellington in Somerset.
100%
of our homes and support services are CQC rated good.
258
258 people directly supported across 41 supported living, residential and outreach services this year.
14,000+
people reached through our programmes this year.
11,868
downloads of our free resources on eye care, supported employment and digital inclusion this year.
Donate to support our important work
Our life-changing work depends on your donations. Your gift will help fund the much-needed expertise and equipment that makes all the difference in helping people to overcome huge barriers to achieve exciting new things every day.
News item
Eye care service in special schools is highly commended in end of year report
As the school year ends, the SeeAbility special schools eye care team has been gathering evidence on the impact that eye care makes for children with learning disabilities.
Story
Catherine’s story - A parent’s love by John and Ann
“SeeAbility has given us peace of mind. Our daughter ... looks at her carers like she looks at us. We know they love her, but we do believe that she loves and trusts them too.”
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Royal Parks Half Marathon
Hyde Park, London
The Royal Parks Half Marathon is a picturesque route, starting and finishing in the beautiful Hyde Park, London.
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Together we're changing lives.