With the Prime Minister setting out his plan for social care in his first Labour conference speech, Head of Engagement Scott Watkin gives his views on what was missing.

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.

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.

Join us as we spend a day at Castlebar Primary School, where our team provide critical eye checks to children with learning disabilities.

SeeAbility Eye Care Champion, Rebecca Lunness, talks about her recent work experience placement at Vision Express.

Supported Employment Coach Jana shares how small, thoughtful adjustments within the recruitment process can open the door to successful employment opportunities for people with disabilities.

We are delighted to have a guest blog from optometrist Sonal Rughani who has been taking the message out to an international audience.

A year on from the expansion of our supported employment programme into London, Jana, Supported Employment Coach, reflects on lives changed and the opportunities ahead.

The Listen Up! Team reflects on a productive visit to the Learning Disability England Conference in Birmingham, where they raised awareness of SeeAbility’s work and shared powerful messages about change.

Lucy Thirkettle, a SeeAbility Associate with lived experience, explains how she thinks public transport could be made more accessible.

Celebrating LGBTQAI+ history month at SeeAbility and our commitment to supporting LGBTQAI+ colleagues and people we support