Come and make a difference

Working at SeeAbility has loads of benefits – from the more tangible of annual leave and access to discounts at hundreds of retailers, to knowing that, because of you, someone is able to achieve something they never thought possible.

Click below to read about the fantastic benefits on offer when you join SeeAbility or click the button on the right to see our current jobs.

Come and make a difference

Be there for the big moments in someone’s life Read more

Be happy in what you do

Know that you’ve helped make the impossible a reality Read more

Not just a job - make it a career

Realise your ambition and progress quickly Read more

Your rewards

How we support you in and out of work Read more

Latest

Thoughts from the front line by a social care key worker

Victoria, one of our Senior Support Workers, reminds us that the feelings of social isolation created by lockdown are a lifetime experience for many people with learning disabilities.

Bryan Edery’s piano show supporting SeeAbility

We hope you’ve enjoyed Bryan’s brilliant piano! He’s playing to raise money to support our important work. Thank you for choosing to donate – your gift will enable us to help the people we support to live more independently and achieve their goals.

Bryan will be playing every Friday at 3pm, so we’d love for you to join us again!

Grace's blog - coping well and accepting help

Grace tells us how she's coping through the lockdown and trying new things

Creating a wave of generosity for Giving Tuesday Now

Tuesday 5th May is Giving Tuesday Now - Let’s come together to create a wave of generosity and support to show those most affected how much we all care.

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.

Find an optometrist

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

Heather House

Tadley, Hampshire Specialising in juvenile CLN3 (Batten) disease

Eye tests explained

The many different parts of an eye test explained.

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.