Supporting visually impaired young people to thrive
In collaboration with The Thomas Pocklington Trust and Guide Dogs UK, we have produced guidance for university professionals supporting students with vision impairment starting or returning to studies during Covid-19.
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.
Are you crazy about cooking?!
Love learning new recipes?
Passionate about kitchen products?!
Yes? Then you need to join our Clever Cooking online sessions!
Due to start Uni this September? Don’t go anywhere without reading our Survival Guide first!
Missed the best event of 2020?! Fear not, you can now watch the Look Open Mic from the comfort of your own sofa…
Watch this Q&A in which we offer advice and support for all students heading to University this September. A downloadable document is also available.
We are delighted to introduce our Mentor of the Month, Natalie Curran!
Missed the show? Look reviewer Matt Johnson gives a blow-by-blow account of Lockdown’s Best Night In.
Support your visually impaired child by mastering Braille!
Join us on the last Monday of each month to celebrate our #MentorOfTheMonth! First up, meet Nathan.
Book the Look holiday flat in Scarborough for a fab break in this pretty seaside town.
As part of Mens Health Week 2020, Chris caught up with Look’s mentors for a chat about male grooming…
If you work with with visually impaired children and young people, listen to this webinar about supporting the teaching of literacy at home.
We always welcome support and help. If you’d like to be involved, we’d love to hear from you!
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