At SeeAbility, we are proud to have people from many cultures and backgrounds as part of our family. We celebrated this diversity across SeeAbility on International Food Day.

Our Head of Eye Care and Vision, Lisa Donaldson, reflects on news of NHS plans for the long-awaited rollout of the NHS special schools eye care service, and how vital it is for children with learning disabilities to get the right service in place.

At the weekend NHS England stated that that dental, hearing and ‘eye checks’ would be provided to meet the sensory needs of children in residential special schools.

The Excellence Awards provide a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the achievements of our colleagues across SeeAbility, with a spotlight on those who have gone above and beyond to support people to live, love, thrive and belong.

In this month’s Listen Up! Blog, Andrew talks about how he has been getting involved with voting for the first time.

To combat cyberbullying, SeeAbility has created new easy read resources on staying safe online.

This is an easy read of the BBC article called 'I thought my life was over’: Escaping the sextortion scammers.

Blind Trustee Michael Smith and his sighted boss, our Chairman Jack Stacy succeed in climbing 24 peaks in 24 hours raising tens of thousands of pounds for SeeAbility.

This is not your ordinary challenge for charity. This is 24 peaks in 24 hours. It’s an extreme journey that will push us to our limits. This is our story of why we’re doing it and why we need your help to succeed.

A new government is in power. Lisa Hopkins, our CEO, blogs about what they need to do to reform a struggling social care sector.

In the final election blog following the pledges in the Good Lives Manifesto, our Listen Up! Team talk about their experiences of social care and what needs to change.

This year SeeAbility attended Pride in London for the first time in partnership with sponsor RPC