Angela Boast, Deputy Headteacher of the Manor School in the London Borough of Brent, writes about her experience with the special schools eye care service.

The government’s talk of a fair pay agreement is everywhere, but for the 1.5 million people who keep this sector running, talk is cheap.

Summer Dickens shares her experiences of self-advocacy and speaking out.

Christmas can be fun and exciting. But for people with autism and sensory difficulties, the celebrations can also feel overwhelming.

Eye Care Champion Joanne Kennedy explains the importance of eye care for people with learning disabilities.

We’re delighted to have a guest blog from Steve Brooker, the General Optical Council Director of Regulatory Strategy, to tell you more about the GOC and how to get involved in making experiences of eye care better.

Wayne Chapman shares what Disability Pride Month means to him as a blind recruitment professional and co-chair of SeeAbility’s Disability Network.

We’re delighted to welcome Tamika Wright to the Listen Up programme at SeeAbility! 

SeeAbility Eye Care Champion, Lance Campbell, shares his experience of autism.

Scott Watkin BEM opens up about what the government’s proposed changes to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) could mean for him, and the anxieties that people with disabilities face.

Fundraising isn’t all marathons, mountain climbs and bake sales - anything you’re interested in can be harnessed for its fundraising potential!

We speak with Matt about how his life has changed since he joined the SeeAbility Listen Up! Team