Parent Support Group – LOOK – Supporting Visually Impaired Young People to Thrive

Events

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Beyond the Sidelines: Helping Your VI Child Join In With Sport

Join our free online event in partnership with British Blind Sport on Wed 14th October to learn how to support your visually impaired child in

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Becoming a Visually Impaired Teacher: Your Questions Answered

Thinking about teaching? Hear from visually impaired teachers who are already doing it, and find out how you could too.

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Navigating Parenthood Solo: Raising a VI Child.

Join LOOK and VICTA for a supportive online workshop for single parents and carers raising a visually impaired child.

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AI, Accessibility, Safety and Independence: Supporting Your VI Child Online.

As Artificial Intelligence becomes a bigger part of everyday life, join LOOK as we explore how AI can become a powerful tool for your child’s

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Understanding the SEND Reform White Paper: What It Means for Parents of VI Children.

Join our free parent support group panel event on 7th May at 8pm to unpack the SEND White Paper, what it means for your child,

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Accessible Gaming and Online Safety: Practical Tips for Parents of VI Children.

Are you a parent or carer of a visually impaired child? Do you want to know how they can enjoy gaming safely and confidently?

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Understanding Charles Bonnet Syndrome (CBS): Support for Parents and Carers of Visually Impaired Children.

Join LOOK and Esme’s Umbrella for a powerful and informative online panel discussion exploring Charles Bonnet Syndrome (CBS).

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Understanding Inherited, Progressive Sight Loss

Join our expert panel discussion designed for parents and carers of children with inherited, progressive sight loss.

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How to Create an Accessible and Inclusive Home Environment: Practical Tips for Parents and Carers

Creating an accessible home is key to promoting confidence and independence in visually impaired young people, but knowing where to start can feel overwhelming. Join

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Education Health and Care Plan Essentials: Mastering the EHCP process for your visually impaired Child

Are you working through the EHCP process for your vision impaired child and feeling a bit overwhelmed? We’re here to help!

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Parent Support Group Panel Event: How to Move Forward When You Are Feeling Overwhelmed.

Are you feeling overwhelmed and drained by the complexities of navigating school and local authority systems to access support for our Visually Impaired children and

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Parent Support Group Panel Event: Positive identity, representation and self-worth for blind and partially sighted children and young people.

Join us to chat about the impact of positive representation on self-worth for our Visually Impaired young people and how we can nurture self-confidence from

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Parent Support Group: Benefits and Finances

We’ll be exploring how to support VI children manage their benefits and finances on March 25th!