Annual Reports

2018 Annual Report

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2017 Annual Report

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2016 Annual Report

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2015 Annual Report

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2014 Annual Report

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2013 Annual Report

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Latest

Double anniversary celebrations at Heather House

Celebrating SeeAbility's 220th anniversary and Heather House's 20th anniversary with a garden party in Tadley

Juvenile Batten Disease Outreach Service

Building on the wealth of experience at our world-leading specialist residential service, Heather House, we have launched a unique outreach service across the UK, available to all families, professionals and caregivers supporting someone with juvenile Batten disease (CLN3)

Sebastian’s story - How will Sebastian surprise himself next?

Sebastian is a young man who has cerebral palsy, complex learning disabilities and sight loss. He has been working with his specialist support team to improve his mobility and eating.

Our 220th party in Leatherhead

We held a party in Leatherhead to celebrate our 220th birthday

What we do

SeeAbility provides extraordinary support and champions better eye care for people with learning disabilities and autism, many of whom have sight loss.

Find our services

SeeAbility has services across the south of England and a map to search for them. You can find residential homes, supported living, and activity and resource centres.

Contact us

Contact SeeAbility

Find an optometrist

Find an optometrist who offers services to people with learning disabilities.

Heather House

Tadley, Hampshire Specialising in juvenile Batten Disease (CLN3)

Eye tests explained

The many different parts of an eye test explained.

Our support

Through our accommodation and support services, we provide highly specialist support for people with learning disabilities and autism, many of whom have sight loss. SeeAbility helps families and people with the transition from home or college. SeeAbility also champions eye care for people with learning disabilities.

We are able to carry out sight tests in special schools thanks to money generously donated by you. The more sight tests we are able to give, the closer we are to an equal right to sight. Read more

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