Vision rehabilitation is about more than diagnosis. It is about understanding how sight loss affects each person and then putting in place the right support to help them keep their skills. Find out how we supported Adam.

When Grace asked the volunteer team if someone could help her find a running buddy, she couldn’t have imagined just how far that simple wish would go.

After applying for over 100 jobs and attending 10 interviews, Natasha’s hard work finally paid off with support from Ready, Willing and Able.

When Ellie was first seen by our Special Schools Eye Care Service in May 2022, she was already under hospital care for her vision. But no one realised just how much more could be done to support her sight.

One seizure, and suddenly everything she knew – her ability to speak, to connect, to be understood – was stripped away. But through SeeAbility's support, she gradually rediscovered her voice.

Until very recently, Giban felt hopeless. He was insulin dependent, very overweight and spent most of his days without much human contact. But everything changed when he moved into his new home, supported by SeeAbility.

James met Nathan at the gym three years ago. Since then, with SeeAbility's support, their love has blossomed.

Tim's remarkable transformation after working with our Ready, Willing and Able team to find employment.

Lance, one of our London Eye Care Champions, blogs about the launch of the new Easy Eye Care service in South East London.

Learn about the unwavering support and commitment Sam and Sam gave Caroline during her challenging battle with a life-altering diagnosis.

Julian lived in considerable isolation before moving to a new home with SeeAbility’s support in 2020.

Today, with support from his team at SeeAbility, Andrew stands resilient, celebrating a remarkable 2 years of abstinence from alcohol.