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Ansley’s blog: It’s OK not to be OK, RNIB Cymru are here to help
As winter draws closer and there is still no end in sight to the pandemic that has dominated 2020, it is understandable that many of us are in need of a little extra emotional support.
Ansley’s blog: RNIB Cymru launches Senedd Cymru/Welsh Parliament election manifesto
Our manifesto calls on the next Welsh Government to make Wales a country without barriers for people with sight loss.
Blog: Why we are asking for a new law from the Government’s consultation on pavement parking
The Government is asking organisations, like RNIB, and the public what should be done about pavement parking in England. Our Head of Social Change, Sarah Lambert, explains what RNIB is asking for and why.
Ansley’s Blog: Take good care of your eyes this National Eye Health Week
As we all adjust to the “new normal”, thinking about eye health has probably fallen down our list of priorities.
All healthcare information should be accessible. We need your feedback: Ansley's blog
Have you ever had to ask a friend, neighbour, carer or your child to read your hospital test results or appointment letter?
A big shout out to our volunteers: Ansley’s blog
Our world has been turned upside down in the last few months and we have all had to adapt to different ways of doing things. What has not changed though is the dedication and passion of our volunteers, whose time, enthusiasm, skills and knowledge have been essential in helping us continue to support the blind and partially sighted community.
Update on RNIB’s Accessible Shopping Campaign – Ansley’s blog
The coronavirus pandemic has been a confusing time for all of us at RNIB Cymru. But there is a silver lining.
Staying home is important – but so is essential eye care: Ansley’s blog
During these unprecedented times, it is understandable that many people are worried about stepping foot inside a hospital.
Staying fit and well in lockdown: Dan’s blog
Dan Thomas from Cardiff has some tips and tricks on staying active and well during the lockdown.
Giving people with sight loss priority access to online shopping is crucial: Ansley’s blog
The coronavirus pandemic is a stressful time for us all. But it poses unique issues for blind and partially sighted people across Wales.