SeeAbility and local opticians Leightons in Ramsbottom, were delighted to host local MP James Frith for a visit to the practice.

SeeAbility was proud to take part in Bristol Pride, joining thousands in the city centre for a day filled with both joy and meaningful connection.

SeeAbility has launched a new short film for Learning Disability Week to raise awareness how people with learning disability can get support with eye care.

Pride Month is about celebrating LGBTQAI+ identities, recognising the progress made, and continuing the journey toward a more inclusive and equal society.

To celebrate our 225th anniversary, we visited four sites in London associated with SeeAbility.

We are pleased to announce that, through our Big Give Christmas Challenge, we have recently employed our first London-focused supported employment coach!

SeeAbility’s Eye Care team visited Bexley Respect Mencap to read the Beyond Words book ‘Looking After My Eyes’. 

SeeAbility had 33 runners fundraising for SeeAbility at the Marathon, including teams from our corporate partners Johnson & Johnson, Revantage and Primary Eyecare Services.

Nathan Bunyan, a behaviour consultant at SeeAbility, recently won an award from Loddon as Outstanding Instructor of the Year.

The team at SeeAbility’s Heather House, in Tadley, Hampshire, are celebrating national recognition of their work from the Chief Nursing Officer for Adult Social Care, Professor Deborah Sturdy OBE.

Minister for Care, Stephen Kinnock MP visited The Village School in London to see children receiving eye care from our specialist team.

The SeeAbility Marketing, Digital and Communications team were the proud winners of the Accessible Comms Award at the CharityComms Inspiring Communicator Awards.