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Celebrating a remarkable braille volunteer
Sehar Mashiyat, a volunteer braille tutor with leading sight loss charity RNIB, has an impressive story to tell.
Eleanor Rothwell's RNIB volunteering experience
Eleanor Rothwell, age 45, (as of November 2022), is a Community Connection Coordinator, based in Cardiff. For the last six years, Eleanor has managed a team of…
See Sport Differently tackles reasons why sport isn’t accessible for blind and partially sighted people
The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) and British Blind Sport (BBS) launch See Sport Differently participation campaign to tackle the disparity o…
Volunteer Melanie Stewart discusses the impact of volunteering
Melanie Stewart, age 52, is partially sighted with optic atrophy, and has found that volunteering for RNIB has enriched her life. When she started losing her s…
Gail Burns, who had an undetected, detached retina, is running the Edinburgh Marathon this May
A woman who has had two eye operations is aiming to run her first 26.2 miles at the Edinburgh Marathon on May 28th.
RNIB volunteer Natalie Holford talks about volunteering
Natalie Holford, age 59, has Marfan’s syndrome and is registered as Severely sight impaired in 2019 following a stroke. Having volunteered previously, she now …
FCA’s new Consumer Duty
In July 2023 the Financial Conduct Authority will launch the new Consumer Duty setting clearer standards of consumer protection across financial services.
Supporting your customers during the cost of living crisis
Our Business Services team has put together some tips to help you support your customers during the cost of living crisis.
Make It Accessible now to end healthcare information drought for blind and partially sighted people, urges RNIB
Blind and partially sighted people’s health is being put at risk because they are being denied their right to receive vital patient information in a format the…
We are launching My Info My Way to make accessible health and care information a reality
Blind and partially sighted people have a legal right to NHS and social care information which they can read and understand. Our new campaign explains why this…