
Join us at the next Parent Support Group: 28th March
We are holding two chat sessions in March to give our amazing parent/carer community a chance to come together and express what is important to you.
We are holding two chat sessions in March to give our amazing parent/carer community a chance to come together and express what is important to you.
With the clocks changing this week, we can (hopefully!) look forward to warmer weather. So, how about a holiday beside the seaside? Thanks to a
We are thrilled to welcome an absolutely bumper group of new mentees this spring. A grand total of 34 young people will be joining the
Each week we send a MONDAY MOTIVATION our amazing #TeamLOOK runners who are busy training and fundraising ahead of London Marathon on 23rd April, 2023.
One of our London-based mentors, Emilia, is featured in the latest newsletter from Scope – the disability equality charity. Emilia works for the Cabinet Office.
A personal message to the league of Super Mums – mothers of visually impaired children – from a Super Mum herself, our very own Jane
Journalist Jenny White spoke to the formidable mother and daughter team – Charlotte Bowen (CEO of LOOK) and her mother Jennifer (founder of LOOK), who
Our lovely LOOK Mentor team, who are based in different locations around the country, met together in London this week, for in-person working and planning.
Our CEO, Charlotte Carson, visited the Birmingham office of Pinsent Masons this week to speak to the team. The Birmingham office is supporting LOOK for the next two years.
We are delighted to have 26 runners confirmed for the TCS London Marathon 2023. One runner for every mile of the marathon! Thank you to each of the runners who have committed to train and raise funds for LOOK.
The transition from a familiar school setting to 6th form or college can be daunting, learning to navigate a new setting. Meeting new people and advocating for your needs with new teachers can feel like a roadblock to your education. In this Q&A three of our LOOK Mentors met to chat about their experience.
Jamie’s Farm’s unique combination of farming, family and therapy offers an environment where young people are respected, and are given opportunities to display their talents and show responsibility.
Aged 16+ with University or college in your sights? Will your chosen course feature essay writing and researching? If so, then this is the resource you’ve been waiting for!
Join VI Professionals and LOOK mentors to help your blind and partially sighted kids prepare for exams with confidence.
Experience has shown us that visually impaired young people are best supported by those that have personal experiences of living with a visual impairment. The mentor role can be hugely rewarding – supporting others, while boosting your own self-development and confidence too.
We always welcome support and help. If you’d like to be involved, we’d love to hear from you!
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