Martyn Howlett, Head of Dispensing at SeeAbility, was recently shortlisted as a finalist for 'International Optician of the Year' at the SILMO d'Or 2026 Awards in Paris!

We're happy to announce that Ready, Willing and Able is one of fewer than 30 supported employment providers across the UK to receive SEQF accreditation from the British Association of Supported Employment, recognising the high-quality support it provides to people seeking paid work.

We're thrilled to announce that every special school in London and South East England is set to benefit from SeeAbility's life-changing Special Schools Eye Care Service.

The UK Government has announced an expansion of its Jobs Guarantee programme, creating new pathways for young people with disabilities to enter employment.

After promoting easy eye care at CENMAC's Communication Works conference, our Eye Care Champions reflect on emerging assistive technology and explain why understanding your eye health is more important than ever.

Scott Watkin BEM reflects on the Prime Minister's new vision for social care, emphasising the importance of ensuring that people with learning disabilities are at the heart of the conversation.

Marina Ahmad, the London Assembly member representing Southwark, has called for increased access to specialist opticians for people with learning disabilities and autism in the borough.

Alex Baker (MP for Aldershot) has visited Sue from our Listen Up! team to see first-hand how poorly maintained pavements can affect wheelchair users, discussing how MPs can tackle these kinds of issues both locally and nationally.

Scott Watkin BEM is among a delegation calling on the Prime Minister to improve healthcare for people with learning disabilities after a series of failures to include their needs in NHS plans.

For Youth Employment Week, Harley Teagle (Supported Employment Coach) reflects on the barriers young people with learning disabilities and autism often face when looking for paid work, and how these can be overcome.

Scott and Learning Disability England have been working on a new campaign which calls on the Prime Minister to intervene over the healthcare of people with learning disabilities.

SeeAbility achieves a GUINNESS  WORLD  RECORDS™ title to highlight the tens of thousands of children with learning disabilities and autism missing out on basic eye care