Teenagers
Info about eye conditions, school life and free time for teenagers.
This section is for you if you're a teenager and have a sight problem. If you're a bit older and studying, look at our student site.
Message board
Talk to other blind and partially sighted teens on our teenagers message board.
Dear Dawn…
Dawn answers your problems: this time, does my make-up look OK?
Top picks
- Download festival 2008: a partially sighted teenager relives the rock.
- Look after your eyes: Do you know your nystagmus from your glaucoma? Check out our eye conditions - guides for teenagers.
- Games you can hear: links to accessible games which you can play online.
- On the ball: A 20 year old blind footballer talks about his career - read Ajmal's story.
Doing research?
If you're interested in sight loss, or doing a project for school, look at our page on doing research.
Help RNIB
Want to volunteer for RNIB or do something to raise money? From recycling your old mobile phone to organising a sponsored swim, you can do something today! We also campaign on issues that matter to people with sight problems. Find out how you can get involved.
Contact us
Got a question? Want to see something else included on the site? Email teenagers@rnib.org.uk
If you, or someone you know, has recently been diagnosed with a sight problem, we can offer advice and support. Contact our Helpline - helpline@rnib.org.uk / 0845 766 9999 / 020 7388 2525.
Content author: teenagers@rnib.org.uk
Last updated: 20/10/2008 16:12
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Jill's story - Jill lost her sight 12 years ago at the age of 19. “The experience left me feeling isolated. I often felt like my life was pointless." Now, as a presenter on Insight Radio, she uses her experiences to help others. “My prayer is that what we do helps those who are going through sight loss. Even the tiniest piece of information can make a huge difference. If my show can help do that, then my journey has not been in vain.” Jill's full story
