SeeAbility Stories - Spring 2018

SeeAbility's bi-annual newsletter is available to download

The Spring 2018 edition of SeeAbility Stories includes Kayleigh's story of learning to ride horses, Children in Focus campaign heading to Manchester, and news of a New Year Honour for our Eye Care and Vision Development Officer, Scott Watkin.

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Scartho Eyecare Ltd (Grimsby)

11 Waltham Road, Scartho, Grimsby, DN33 2LY
Manager: Rob Eastwood
01472 877235
[email protected]
www.scarthoeyecare.co.uk
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- Extended appointment times
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R. Doig Optometrists (Stornoway)

Rosebank House, 52 Church Street, Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, HS1 2LS
Manager: Ian Rough
01851 704200
[email protected]
www.rdoigltd.co.uk
- Wheelchair access into your practice
- Wheelchair access into the examination room
- An accessible toilet
- Extended appointment times
- Eye test split into separate visits
Bayfields Opticians (Barnard Castle)

Bayfields Opticians 12 Market place Barnard Castle DL12 8ND
Manager: Chris Burdis
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[email protected]
www.bayfieldsopticians.com
- Wheelchair access into your practice
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SeeAbility provides extraordinary support and champions better eye care for people with learning disabilities and autism, many of whom have sight loss.
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Our support

Through our accommodation and support services, we provide highly specialist support for people with learning disabilities and autism, many of whom have sight loss. SeeAbility helps families and people with the transition from home or college. SeeAbility also champions eye care for people with learning disabilities.
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SeeAbility is a 200-year-old charity with a vast history. It was established in 1799 by four philanthropists in London. Past patrons include Princess Diana and currently The Duchess of Gloucester.

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We are able to carry out sight tests in special schools thanks to money generously donated by you. The more sight tests we are able to give, the closer we are to an equal right to sight. Read more

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