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New housing development will mark invention of braille
North Ayrshire’s largest-ever council house development will mark the invention of braille.
Expanding our campaign to raise awareness of sight loss with #BeforeYouAsk
We built on the success of See the Person, our successful awareness campaign from 2022/23, by introducing a new phase called #BeforeYouAsk, which encourages pe…
RNIB’s Integrated support system for patients named finalist for the 2025 HSJ Partnership Awards
Work on integrating information, advice and support into primary eye care pathways has been recognised with a prestigious awards nomination. Royal National Ins…
Offering access to emotional and practical support: RNIB Eye Care Liaison Officers
Remi McDonald, age 7, is severely visually impaired from birth – she has Aniridia, Nystagmus and Cataracts in both eyes and also has Photophobia. Her mother Su…
RNIB’s Bookshare offers equal access to education
Jessica (14) was born with cataracts, Microphthalmia and Nystagmus. She doesn’t let her visual impairments hold her back, she enjoys life and takes on new chal…
RNIB’s counselling service offers a safe space for you to process a diagnosis
Peter Middleton (56) had very little useful vision in his left eye, unbeknownst to him, until a traumatic accident at work left him without vision in his right…
Taking on a challenge to raise vital funds
Lauryn Brown has a rare form of uveitis that affects her left eye. Uveitis is an autoimmune condition that can result in macular scarring and sight loss. Laury…
Securing a U-turn on proposed train ticket office closures
In July 2023, the Rail Delivery Group (RDG) announced plans to close all train station ticket offices in England and Glasgow. If successful, these proposals wo…
Policy and Campaigns: 2024 in Review
2024 has been full of campaign achievements and developing relationships with MPs, Councillors, and Mayors. Grab a coffee and look back over the campaigning yo…
'Nothing about us without us': UK Covid Inquiry hears closing arguments from disabled groups
The UK Covid Inquiry recently completed its public hearings on access to healthcare during the pandemic. The last days provided a final opportunity for disabil…