Supporting visually impaired young people to thrive
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.
Missed the best event of 2020?! Fear not, you can now watch the Look Open Mic from the comfort of your own sofa…
We are delighted to introduce our Mentor of the Month, Natalie Curran!
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
What does keeping safe online mean to visually impaired young people?
The Online World and Tech are so important for VI people for so many reasons. Find out why, from one of our mentors.
‘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
**This event has been postponed**
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 always welcome support and help. If you’d like to be involved, we’d love to hear from you!
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