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Careers at SeeAbility come in all shapes and sizes but all with one common purpose - to help people we support 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.
Find an optometrist
Search our list of optometrists and dispensing opticians who have shared information on their services for people with learning disabilities.
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.
99%
of family & friends said we’d done a great job at keeping their loved ones safe from Coronavirus
3,500
people reached through free training from our 7 Eye Care Champions in their first year
24%
decrease in incidents of behaviour that challenges within the first year of support
97%
of people we support said we were meeting their health and wellbeing needs
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.
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New film to promote eye care service in Durham for people with learning disabilities
SeeAbility has worked with Durham County Council and Twisting Ducks Theatre Company to create a film promoting the Durham eye care service for people with learning disabilities.
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Joanne’s vision
Growing up with a learning disability, Joanne has always been passionate about making community services accessible for more people like her.
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Adult social care white paper – some helpful ingredients but no showstopper
Well last week the government released its white paper on adult social care, a ten year vision for what social care can be and its plans to get there. Here are our thoughts on it.
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