
Farm Life and Friendship: Our Summer Residential at Jamie’s Farm
From leading horses to cooking dinner solo, find out what happened when a group of visually impaired young people spent a week discovering just how

From leading horses to cooking dinner solo, find out what happened when a group of visually impaired young people spent a week discovering just how

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

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

A free twelve-week course for parents and carers of visually impaired children and young people. Connect with others, share experiences and find ways to support

Four of our incredible LOOK mentors recently headed to Jamie’s Farm in Hereford for a weekend of training, team building, and preparation ahead of our

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

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

We’re excited to invite visually impaired children and young people, along with their families, to a fun, interactive Music Workshop at The Courtyard Theatre on

The Media Mob is a creative content collective led by nine LOOK mentors, shaping our social media and telling stories that amplify young voices. From

LOOK UK is inviting blind and partially sighted young adults aged 18–30 to join us for a relaxed and friendly social evening in Hereford.

LOOK mentor and Communications Assistant Intern Cait shares the challenges of sight loss and how the LOOK mentoring programme gave her confidence, support and a

LOOK Mentor Rona shares her experience of building positive mental health during times of change.

Meet the latest LOOK team member, Cait, who joined us in October as our new Communications Assistant Intern. In this blog, Cait shares what inspired

Whether you’re learning about Charles Bonnet Syndrome (CBS) for the first time or looking to better support a child or young person with CBS, this
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