The voices of people with learning disabilities and the decade long campaign to establish an eye care service in England’s special schools has been captured on film for the first time by SeeAbility.

The Excellence Awards provide a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the achievements of our colleagues across SeeAbility.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.