Improving Assisted Travel
The new Accessible Travel Policy Guidance for train and station operators sets out the commitments they must include in their […]
Coronavirus (COVID-19): Habilitation & Mobility Risk Assessment Guidance
This good practice guidance document particularly relates to children and young people whose training requires a need for hands-on training […]
Habilitation VI UK Virtual Conference 2021 – Full Schedule Available Now!
‘Brilliant event. This is one of the best virtual conferences I have attended. Great variety of speakers. So much information […]
National Habilitation Specialist Conference 2021
We are thrilled to announce The HAB VI UK virtual conference will be held on Wednesday 3rd March 2021 from […]
Meeting the needs of children and young people with vision impairment (VI) as schools and colleges re-open in England
This is an open letter to you from the following organisations supporting children and young people with VI in the […]
National Habilitation Specialist Conference 2020
The Habilitation VI UK conference was held in Birmingham. Here are a few highlights of the training day:
Could you design a book?
Could you create a picture book for a child who cannot see pictures? Enjoying books is, for most young children, […]
NAEHP
New approaches to Enhancing Human Perception – workshops held in Newcastle June 2019 This was an exciting workshop which brought […]
Dr Karl Wall Retires:
As some of you may be aware, Dr Karl Wall has retired this year. His contribution to Habilitation and the […]
The BBC Blindness and Visual Impairment news pages:
The BBC have produced news pages dedicated to the issues faced by people who have a visual impairment. They include […]
HabVIUK on Facebook and Pinterest
Did you know HabVIUK has a closed members Facebook page? Find us on Habilitation VIUK on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/habilitationviuk/ We also […]
Learning braille through play
The LEGO Foundation and LEGO Group have unveiled a pioneering project to help children who are blind and partially sighted […]