
Mentor of the Month: Krupali
Meet our Mentor of the Month, Krupali. Thank you for all the creative ways you champion and support others, and for your kindness and dedication.
Meet our Mentor of the Month, Krupali. Thank you for all the creative ways you champion and support others, and for your kindness and dedication.
In this World Book Day special, self-proclaimed Visually Impaired bookworms Kevin, Sania and Ronnie, talk all things books.
Our Mentor Project Officer Chris reflects on our #LoveMyCane campaign and picks out his highlights from the stories shared by visually impaired cane users. We
Alex Man is a blind blogger, specialising in technology and accessibility. Here he shares his story of how he started learning to use the cane
Elin Williams, creator and writer of the award-winning disability and lifestyle blog, My Blurred World, shares her journey of coming to terms with using her
Meet Holly Tuke, author of the award-winning blog, Life of a Blind Girl. Here she writes about how she came to view the cane as
Meet award-winning disability blogger Chloe Tear. Chloe shares her journey of coming to terms with using her cane after a sudden deterioration in her sight.
Meet visually impaired blogger Luke Sam Sowden. Luke blogs about his Cane, why he loves it, and some of his experiences. #LoveMyCane I’m Luke, and
My name is Chris Styles. I’m 21-years-old, I have retinitis pigmentosa and I’m on a mission to get us all loving the cane a little
Visually impaired blogger Rebecca Yeomans, shares her journey of how she came to like using her cane and viewing it as a vital tool for
Human mirrors and clever hacks – YouTube vlogger Lucy Edwards shares her blind beauty tips.
“Within days, I went from being the ‘blind freak’ to someone that people liked, someone they voted to be their Head Girl in my final year.”
“The mentor programme harnesses the potential of technologies like the internet but does so in a controlled environment that makes sure that both mentee and mentor get as much out of their relationship as possible whilst staying safe.”
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