Parents & Carers
If you are a parent, seeking support you can join our Parent Support Group, attend an event or simply get in touch.
If you think your child would benefit from a VI Mentor, there is more information here.
Resources
Parent Support Group

Resource: Becoming a Visually Impaired Teacher
Thinking about a career in teaching? Six visually impaired teachers share what it’s really like in the classroom — from finding the right training route

Resource: AI, Accessibility, Safety and Independence
As Artificial Intelligence becomes a bigger part of everyday life, this resource brings together expert insight and practical guidance to help you support your visually

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.
Early Years & Education

Ask a Mentor: How to find accessible revision materials.
LOOK Mentor Abi shares her top tips for finding accessible revision materials, with a focus on subjects like maths, physics, and chemistry. She offers practical

World Sight Day: Prioritising Childrens Eye Health – The Power of Early Detection and Life Beyond Diagnosis
Together, we can open eyes to the
challenges faced by visually impaired young people and their families and work towards a world where every

London School Workshops
LOOK is offering free tailored workshops across London, bringing visually impaired young people together to breakdown isolation, develop new skills and learn from our peers.
Travel
Book a Stay at Our Holiday Flat
Our lovely holiday flat in the seaside town of Scarborough, is available to rent at affordable rates for individuals, couples, families, business visitors and groups of friends. The comfortably furnished flat has 2 bedrooms, sleeping up to 5 people.
It is short walk to the seafront. Scarborough is a seaside town with plenty to do. It has two huge sandy bays, and a castle on the headland. The holiday flat is owned our small charity that supports visually impaired young people to thrive.