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Supporting people who have or who are to live full lives and achieve things they never thought possible.

Epsom, Surrey
seeability.org
Joined July 2009
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  1. Oct 29

    “The work I have been doing as an Influencer has grown my confidence and made me feel like the things I say and do matter. I feel proud.” - SeeAbility Influencer Emily tells us what belonging means to her.

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  2. Oct 27

    "I have a visual impairment so the doctor said what he was going to do for the injection & when he was going to do it." - Great reasonable adjustments here. Find out about the experiences people with learning disabilities had with the 😷

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  3. Oct 26

    💼 What are the different types of interview? 📒 What should you take with you? ❓ What questions will they ask? Preparing for interviews can be confusing. Our free easy read guide for people with learning disabilities helps you feel prepared & confident.

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  4. Oct 25

    Do you feel like there’s more you could be doing to ? Maybe you need help identifying the areas of your life that need improving? Download our free balance chart (created with the wellbeing experts at ) & get advice on where to start.

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  5. Oct 22

    The success of Creating Connections is all down to our amazing digital inclusion volunteers! Being a volunteer is incredibly rewarding - you'll support people with learning disabilities to learn skills explore the digital world. More info:

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  6. Oct 21

    Through Creating Connections, we're providing training for people with learning disabilities to learn tech skills & get online 🌐 Ewan, Laura & Jess have learnt new skills online & have been able to pass their knowledge and talent to inspire others 👏

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  7. Oct 20

    Did you know 65% of adults think that keeping up their digital skills is important for their future? However, 9 million cannot get online in the UK alone… That’s why we have free resources to support people to learn digital skills & connect with others.

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  8. Oct 19

    We are looking to hire someone with lived experience of learning disabilities or autism. The role is about commissioning eye care services for people with learning disabilities in London. You'll work alongside someone who has knowledge of commissioning.

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  9. Oct 19

    This week is , bringing awareness to digital inclusion as a lack of digital skills can have a hugely negative impact on a person’s life. Check out , our digital inclusion project bringing people together! 💻 🌐

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  10. Oct 18

    Last week was Hate Crime Awareness Week – and a new survey is looking to find out more on what the current picture is for people with disabilities. Please share your views at the link below 👇

    This Hate Crime Awareness Week we're asking people to share and complete our disability hate crime survey. You can find out more on our campaign pages
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  11. Oct 18

    We're recruiting someone with an understanding of commissioning to present the need for the eye care pathway for people with learning disabilities in London. You'll work alongside someone with lived experience of learning disabilities or autism.

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  12. Oct 18

    Throughout the pandemic, people told us of their challenges supporting people to get online. For we introduce our new free toolkit 'Supporting people with learning disabilities to use technology', created with 👇

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  13. Oct 16

    Calling all eye care professionals!👓 After an excellent this week, we're excited to announce the upcoming launch of a groundbreaking tool, publicly available for the first time. The Bradford Visual Function Box will be available to buy through our website soon!

    The Bradford Visual Function Box - an orange box with lots of different sized shapes inside
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  14. Oct 16

    Have a spare moment this weekend? Time is short to the . It’s a chance to write to the three ministers who can do something to fill the gap in disabled children’s funding! See below how you can email and more 👇

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    ❗ NEW ECONOMIC RESEARCH AND SHORT-TERM URGENT ACTION The gap widens exposes that shortfalls in disabled children’s services have increased. At the spending review ministers must act. Email Rishi Sunak and others: The report:
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  15. Oct 15

    We support the NHS Accessible Information Standard because it helps people to take control of their own health. Take a look at our free easy read eye care factsheets & see how they can help NHS services be compliant 👇

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  16. Oct 15

    People with learning disabilities & autistic people are entitled to receive health info in their chosen format. But 5 years after the NHS Accessible Information Standard was introduced in England, is this happening? Fill in this survey & have your say:

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  17. Oct 14

    Our CEO takes some time to reflect on the positivity of , including and our ambitions for everyone with a learning disability to have an 👇

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  18. Oct 14

    Thank you so much to HRH the Countess of Wessex for coming to see this groundbreaking work at and highlighting that everyone has an equal right to sight, and that everyone can and should have their eyes tested. 👁️

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  19. Oct 14

    “No one is ‘too disabled’ for a sight test – [we're] proving that bringing eye care to children with learning disabilities in their school environment, is transformative. Thinking creatively [...] can mean everyone gets a more equal right to sight." -

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  20. Oct 14

    Children with learning disabilities are 28x more likely to have a sight problem than other children - our research showed that half of all special school students have a problem with their eyes and at least 1/3 need glasses - yet nearly half have never received any eye care. 👀

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