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Support & accommodation

Through our accommodation and support services, we provide highly specialist support for people with learning disabilities and autism, many of whom have sight loss. We believe in homes, not hospitals.

SeeAbility has one of the most comprehensive in-house teams of specialists in the country. This means each person we support gets exactly the right kind of expert attention that they need when they need it, so they can make more choices about what they want from life every day. Read our Download transitions leaflet about choosing the right support for life after school, college or the family home.

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If you would like more information about being supported by SeeAbility now or in the future email: Email address [email protected]

Available rooms in our homes

Available rooms in our homes

Empty rooms in our homes. Read more

Published: 4th March, 2020

Updated: 7th January, 2021

Author: Laura Smith

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Residential homes

Residential homes

Our residential homes are for people who need daily support and are not ready to live independently to gain new skills and reach their full potential. Read more

Published: 2nd September, 2019

Updated: 29th November, 2020

Author: Nick Pryce

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Supported living

Supported living

We have purpose-built apartments or places that enable extraordinary progress towards positive outcomes for people with learning disabilities and autism, many of whom have sight loss. Read more

Published: 3rd March, 2019

Updated: 29th November, 2020

Author: Nick Pryce

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Activity and resource centres

Activity and resource centres

SeeAbility has two Activity and Resource Centres where the people we support can develop life skills and take part in meaningful activities. Read more

Published: 2nd September, 2016

Updated: 29th November, 2020

Author: Nick Pryce

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Patron: HRH The Duchess of Gloucester GCVO.
SeeAbility is the operating name of The Royal School for the Blind.

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