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Visually impaired writer Rebecca Yeomans, writes about pursuing a career as a creative writer and how telling stories has helped Rebecca come to terms with

‘I took part in one of Look’s school workshops. For the first time I talked to my class mates about being blind. The Look team

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

From the launch of our ‘Get University Ready’ events to the announcement of LookFest ticket sales, we have hit the ground running at the start

Visually impaired and want to know how to make the most of university? Listen back to this Look podcast first published last year. From navigating

For World Braille Day, Look team members Charlotte, Kevin, Chris and Elin get behind the microphone to share their experiences of learning braille and why braille is so important.

Meet Look marathon runner Debbie Osborne. She has teamed up with her friends Sandi Cawley and Nicki Wright (who is running for guide dogs) to

The Look Christmas newsletter is out. It is jam-packed with 2019 highlights, upcoming events and stories demonstrating the great work of our mentors, who, through

What a year it’s been at LOOK. We ran LOOKFest (our first ever accessible family festival) reached out to schools with employment and World of

We’re a small charity with big ambitions. Our small team of eight are working up and down the country to give blind young people and

Meet one of our mentees Leo. He shares how his mentor has helped him overcome challenges at school and shown him how to view his

Are you getting ready for your mega Christmas shop?  You can easily raise money for Look UK with every online purchase you make on Amazon,

Meet one of our mentees Destiny. Destiny is 19-years-old, and she is working to become a child psychologist.  How did you first feel about signing

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