Watch Reece's film about how he flourished with SeeAbility's support, after leaving an Acute Treatment Unit (ATU). Read more
Sadick can now communicate using eye gaze technology. Read more
For Grace, employment is all about confidence. Read more
For Steph, employment is all about new skills. Read more
For George, employment is all about the chance to pursue his passion. Read more
Susie can now see her world more clearly and has taken up a new hobby. Read more
Read how SeeAbility's Positive Behaviour Support plan helped Nicole to become more sociable and independent. Read more
Isobel has moved into brand new flats in Aylesbury over the past year and she’s taken on a special role as an ambassador for the service. Read more
When we first met Haillo he didn’t make any choices of his own. Since being supported by SeeAbility, Haillo has started making lifestyle choices for himself. Read more
16-year-old Abigail spent ten years where school was nothing but a blurred world, all she needed was a simple pair of glasses. Read more
Ellie relies on her eyes to communicate by using Eye Gaze technology so looking after her eyes and vision is so important. Read more
Leon found it very difficult to get his sight tested, but thanks to SeeAbility, he can now see clearly. Read more
Kiyana is a lively, fun-loving little girl who, thanks to SeeAbility, can now see her world more clearly. Read more
Brandon has autism and is largely non-verbal. Nobody had realised he couldn't see out of his right eye until SeeAbility sight tested him at his special school. Read more
Estera was born with Angelman Syndrome, but SeeAbility were able to sight test this active and smiley four-year-old in her special school. Read more
Nasir has Down's syndrome and autism. SeeAbility's visits to his special school have allowed him to get the eye care he needs. Read more
No one knew just how much Nathaniel needed glasses until SeeAbility visited his special school to give him a sight test. Read more
Lana's vision is blurred without glasses. SeeAbility were able to sight test her even though she can't speak. Read more