Advocacy & Campaigning Archives – LOOK – Supporting Visually Impaired Young People to Thrive

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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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The Social Media Debate and Beyond

The government’s decision to ban social media for under 16s has sparked an important national conversation. For blind and partially sighted young people, the picture

Media Mob Unfiltered — The LOOK Podcast

The LOOK podcast. Real conversations, no filter.

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A Day at HAY Festival: Hosting the Children’s Accessible Reading Tent

LOOK joined HAY Festival to host the Children’s Reading Tent, bringing braille, tactile books and accessible storytelling to curious young readers. Read about our day

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Love My Eyes: Finding Acceptance with Visual Impairment.

In celebration of World Sight Day LOOK CEO Charlotte Carson reflects on what #LoveMyEyes means to her.

Podcast: Living with Albinism: Identity, Confidence and Representation

In this podcast episode, we explore the lived experiences of LOOK Mentors with albinism. From busting common myths to discussing representation, identity, mental health, and

Podcast: Pride, Visibility & Inclusion: What Accessibility Really Means.

In this podcast episode, LOOK mentors open up about what accessibility truly means at the intersection of LGBTQ+ and visually impaired identities. From navigating queer

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A Festival For Everyone: Accessibility in Action at HAY

At LOOK, we believe that every young person deserves to access the joy and magic of live events. That’s why we’re so proud of our

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International Women’s Day

At LOOK, we are proud to be a female-founded and female-led charity dedicated to supporting and uplifting young people with visual impairments. Today, on International

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Unlock Your Voice at the Escape the Room Challenge!

Join LOOK for a fun, interactive experience where you’ll problem-solve while mastering communication strategies to speak up with confidence.

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Living with Low Vision: My Journey to Acceptance

LOOK Mentor Project Officer, Charlotte, shares her experience of living with low vision and the journey she’s taken towards acceptance. From navigating daily challenges to

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Resource: What can I do if I want to appeal an EHCP decision?

Concerned about your child’s EHCP decision? We’re here to support you with expert guidance on the appeals process and how to navigate the legal aspects