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

In April we were generously hosted at Windsor Castle by our Royal Patron, HRH The Duchess of Gloucester, for an event to launch our “‘From moments missed to moments that matter’” campaign, which draws attention to the 800,000 people with learning disabilities in the UK who are living with a sight problem.

We are thrilled to announce that our amazing runners at 2026’s London Marathon have raised over £62,000 for SeeAbility!

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.

SeeAbility, in collaboration with Glaucoma UK, has released two new easy reads to mark World Glaucoma Day.

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.

This Women’s History month, we’re celebrating the contributions of women throughout our 225 year history.

MP Richard Foord visited SeeAbility in Honiton for a Question Time event.