British Blind Sport aim to ensure that sport and leisure facilities are accessible to every blind or partially sighted person in the UK, with the intention of improving their physical health and self-esteem. Adults and children are encouraged to participate at whatever level they choose be it grassroots or up to international competitive level. Blind...
At The Royal Society for Blind Children (RSBC), we want every blind and partially sighted child, young person and their family to have the skills and confidence to live life without limits.We aim to help every child and young person to find and fulfil their own unique potential. We’re there for you from the point...
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Do you need a bit of extra support/reassurance with how you teach independence skills or is it a breeze? Are you confident with zips through to air fryers and toilet training through to periods? Do you struggle to teach laces to a blind child, or can you do it with your eyes closed? Fiona Broadley’s...
We’re pleased to announce that the annual HabVIUK conference will be held on Wednesday5 March in the West Midlands. The conference will be held at the Copthorne Hotel MerryHill – Dudley DY5 1UR. Priced at £50 for HabVIUK members (£100 for non-members), thisyears conference is in-person and will include a buffet lunch, tea and coffee...
My name is Grace Sayers-Mcgowan. I am inviting you to take part in my dissertation research “Experiences of Mental Health and Education in Young People with Vision Impairment”. I am a master’s student at UCL’s Institute of Education, where I am studying Educational Psychology. I come from a teaching background and have worked with children...