
Read the Look Christmas Newsletter
Here’s our Christmas newsletter – jam-packed with 2022 highlights, demonstrating the great work of our mentors, who, through their lived experience of visual impairment, are
Here’s our Christmas newsletter – jam-packed with 2022 highlights, demonstrating the great work of our mentors, who, through their lived experience of visual impairment, are
LOOK’s Volunteer Development Coordinator Elin shares her personal message of thanks to Jazzy, her guide dog.
LOOK UK and VICTA have teamed up to host a parent advice workshop focused on managing the emotional and practical challenges following diagnosis of a young child with a vision impairment. The workshop will also consider the early years and support pathways available from diagnosis.
Join LOOK to find out more about education health care plans – what’s good about them? What’s rubbish? And how can you create the best EHCP?
LOOK UK and VICTA invite you to join us for our parent advice workshop discussing the power of connection and the impact building a community can have on your mental health.
Aged-13-17 and living with a visual impairment? Fancy a week in the country getting your hands dirty, meeting awesome new people and learning life changing-skills? Then grab a pair of wellies and sign up to our youth activity week on 1st-5th August 2022.
LOOK Mentor and yogi Naz shares her top tips on how to manage stress throughout Stress Awareness Month and beyond.
Each month, the LOOK team choose an exceptional mentor to win the Mentor of the Month Award. This month, we’re celebrating Mariam!
For Sleep Awareness Week, our mentors share their advice on how to improve your sleep quality.
Want to find out more about your child’s Usher Syndrome diagnosis? How should you talk to your child about their condition? This article is full of advice and information from leading clinical psychologist, Dr. Ian McCubbin.
Parent Braille Club is back for 2021, with two new additional mentors – come and meet the team!
Halloween is here. There won’t be any trick or treating this time, but it’s still a great excuse for costumes, pumpkin carving and treats! But how accessible is Halloween?
This National Eye Health Week, in collaboration with Esme’s Umbrella, we are raising awareness of Charles Bonnet Syndrome.
At the age of 10 months, Zarie was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour, resulting in her sight loss. Read on to hear her story.
We always welcome support and help. If you’d like to be involved, we’d love to hear from you!
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