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.

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

Looking for a job can feel like a really big step. Here we guide you through some simple tips that can help.

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.

New year is a time for dreaming big, setting new goals, and sorting out life admin. We’re always excited to support ambitious lives, and so here are four ways we can help you reach your goals in 2026.