LOOK - supporting families living with visual impairment

LOOK - supporting families living with visual impairment We are LOOK, a Hereford-based national charity, supporting visually impaired young people to thrive

At LOOK we support visually impaired children, young people and their families. Our aim is to improve the lives of young people with visual impairment (VI). We help families living with VI by providing support, information, and activities to help them gain their best outcomes in life. We want to break down the barriers faced by visually impaired young people and their families. Our vision is a wor

ld where all visually impaired young people are valued, included and can live their best lives. Our purpose is to improve the lives of young people with visual impairment (VI) and also families living with VI by providing support, information and activities to help them gain their best outcomes in life. We want to break down the barriers that visually impaired young people their families face.

Get ready to experience the Twickenham Stadium Zip Wire — a thrilling 150m zip line with incredible views across one of ...
17/06/2026

Get ready to experience the Twickenham Stadium Zip Wire — a thrilling 150m zip line with incredible views across one of the UK’s most iconic sporting venues!

Take on this unforgettable challenge as you soar above the stadium and raise money to support blind and partially sighted children and young people.

Whether you’re looking for your next adventure, a fun day out with friends, or a challenge to tick off your list, this is the perfect way to make a difference while doing something amazing.

Ready to fly? Sign up today and join Team LOOK!
https://buff.ly/mDtLoPT

16/06/2026

Hard relate...

This is what visual impairment can look like on a regular Tuesday afternoon. These are the moments that don't make headlines, but they're part of daily life for so many VI young people and adults.

Can you relate? Tell us in the comments. 👇


[Nat wearing dark glasses and a black T-shirt talks to the camera with parklands and a tree in the background.]

With the growing conversation around children’s online safety, many parents are asking: how can we help our children nav...
16/06/2026

With the growing conversation around children’s online safety, many parents are asking: how can we help our children navigate the digital world safely?

Join LOOK for a FREE online panel discussion exploring how AI can support your child’s independence, learning and accessibility, while helping you feel more confident about keeping them safe online.

We’ll cover:
✨ How AI can help VI children in everyday life
✨ The risks and challenges of new technology
✨ Practical ways to support safe and responsible use
✨ Building confidence without fear

📅 Register your free place today — https://buff.ly/8m0yaZz

15/06/2026

True inclusion starts with listening, learning, and making space for everyone. 🌈

This Pride Month, we’re sharing a conversation with LOOK Mentors Ellie and Alex about creating more accessible LGBTQ+ spaces for blind and partially sighted people.

They explore why we should never make assumptions about someone’s experiences, the importance of working together, and how event organisers can take proactive steps to understand and remove barriers.

Listen to the full podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, or click the link: https://buff.ly/nxVbaY0



[Image of 3 people all wearing glasses and relaxed summer clothes, smiling and laughing.]

13/06/2026

"Albinism is a condition you should be proud of; it's unique, and it makes you stand out."

This International Albinism Awareness Day, we've handed the mic 🎤 to Emma, one of our incredible mentors and a member of the media mob team.
She shares how albinism impacts her, along with a message of positivity and pride in your identity.

Take a few minutes to watch, listen, and share.



[Video of Emma talking to the camera; she has shoulder-length blonde hair and is wearing a burgundy halterneck top.]

13/06/2026

This International Albinism Awareness Day, we’re sharing stories from our community to celebrate the experiences, identities and voices of people with albinism.

In this video, Abi from our Mentoring and Media Mob team talks about her personal experience of living with albinism.


[Video of Abi, who has short hair, wears glasses and a grey T-shirt, talking to the camera.]

13/06/2026

This Albinism Awareness Day, we’re celebrating the power of identity, confidence, and community with our podcast featuring some of our incredible LOOK mentors.

In this honest and uplifting conversation, our mentors reflect on how albinism has shaped their lives, their resilience, and their sense of self. From embracing difference to finding confidence and connection.

Watch the full conversation via the link: https://buff.ly/0W4hbmm

Come and say hello to Team LOOK at this year’s Richards Castle Soap Box Derby! We’ll have plenty happening throughout th...
12/06/2026

Come and say hello to Team LOOK at this year’s Richards Castle Soap Box Derby! We’ll have plenty happening throughout the day, including a raffle, teddy competition, keyring crafts and more fun for the whole family.
📅 Sunday 26th June
📌Hanway Common, between Ludlow & Leominster
🌐 https://buff.ly/g8YErY6

Artificial Intelligence is becoming a bigger part of everyday life, from homework support and voice assistants to access...
11/06/2026

Artificial Intelligence is becoming a bigger part of everyday life, from homework support and voice assistants to accessibility tools and apps.

But as AI grows, many parents and carers are asking the same questions:

How can I keep my child safe online?
What are the risks of AI?
And could AI actually help my visually impaired child become more independent?

Join our free online panel discussion as we explore AI tools, online safety and how to help your child use AI confidently and responsibly.

📅 24th June at 7pm
To register, click here: https://buff.ly/afkwFk7

10/06/2026

This Nystagmus Awareness Week, we’re celebrating the power of sharing lived experiences.

In this video, LOOK team member Cait talks about what nystagmus is and how it affects her vision. By sharing stories like Cait’s, we can help raise awareness, challenge misconceptions, and create a more understanding and inclusive world for people with nystagmus.

Thank you, Cait, for sharing!

[video features a close-up of Cait's eye, which moves rapidly from left to right; the camera then flips to guide dog Honey; the shot is shaky and then moves to a still shot of Honey.]

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