Author: Look UK

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LOOK Parent Support Group & Resources

Come and meet other parents of Visually Impaired children every other Tuesday at 7:30pm in our free, online meet-up session.

30th June 2021

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Resource: Supporting your Visually Impaired child with Complex Disabilities during Lockdown

These resources offer advice, support and recommended additional information for families looking after a VI child with additional needs during lockdown.

29th April 2020

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Look Loves Poems Theme 1: Friendship

We are thrilled to announce our first theme for the Look Loves Poems Poetry Challenge – Friendship.

15th April 2020

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Look Loves Poems!

With the help of some pretty awesome published poets, we’ve launched the Look Loves Poems Challenge, and we need you to get involved!

9th April 2020

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Home Schooling Resources

We have compiled a list of FAQs, top tips and recommended resources to help with home schooling your visually impaired child.

8th April 2020

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Covid-19 Mutual Aid Groups

We are sharing this information and list of useful resources for Covid-19 support, from Freedom News.

1st April 2020

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Resource: How to Support Your Visually Impaired Child’s Home Learning

Download this handy document to support your home-schooling.

20th March 2020

National Careers Week

Look mentors Matthew and Andrea share their top tips about finding work when you are Visually Impaired.

7th March 2020

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World Book Day: Accessing Books When You Are Visually Impaired

For World Book Day, self-proclaimed visually impaired book worms Kevin, Sania and Ronnie, talk all things books.

5th March 2020

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Internet Dating 101: 5 Top Tips for a Visually Impaired Person.

Like the idea of Internet dating but not quite sure where to start? Our resident Internet Dating guru has prepared this handy guide for first-timers!

13th February 2020

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Love is…Definitely not Blind: Being In Love as a Visually Impaired Person.

“Yes, my partner and I are both blind. No, we’re not related, and no, neither one of us is the other’s carer.”

13th February 2020

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Love My Cane: Reflecting on Stories of cane acceptance

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

30th October 2019

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Accepting my White Cane – by Alex Man

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

24th October 2019

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From uncomfortable to confident: Learning to embrace my white cane – By Elin Williams

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

15th October 2019

Learning to Love my Cane – By Holly Tuke

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