Wellbeing & Relationships Archives – Page 2 of 6 – LOOK – Supporting Visually Impaired Young People to Thrive

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Mother Goose Pantomime: A Festive Family Treat for LOOK Families

Get ready for a festive celebration as LOOK families are invited to join us for a performance of Mother Goose the Pantomime at The Courtyard

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Fashion For All: Inclusive Shopping Event for Blind and Partially Sighted Young People. – Applications Closed

Love fashion? Want to explore what’s trending, what suits you, and how to shop with confidence?

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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.

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Woodland Adventure Family Day with LOOK at The Cart Shed.

Autumn is the perfect time to get outside and explore nature with your family. This October, LOOK is inviting families to a fun-filled woodland adventure

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Youth Mentoring In Sussex – In Partnership with Blatchington Court Trust.

Who is LOOK? LOOK exists to empower young people with visual impairments – and their families – to thrive! What is the LOOK UK Sussex

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Strike It Lucky with LOOK

Join us for an afternoon of fun at our family bowling event.

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Resource: Understanding Inherited, Progressive Sight Loss

Whether you’re navigating a recent diagnosis or supporting a child with a changing visual condition, this resource offers expert advice, lived experience, and practical support.

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Travelling with a Vision Impairment: Why Weymouth is my Happy Place.

As the summer holidays begin, many of us are planning adventures big and small, from weekends away with family to solo trips abroad. But what

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Healthy Parent Carer Programme: Autumn 2025 and Spring 2026

LOOK is proud to deliver the Healthy Parent Carer Programme, a transformational course, facilitated by parent carers of visually impaired young people.

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Managing Stress: What I’ve Learnt

This Mental Health Awareness Month, I wanted to open up about something that affects all of us – stress. As someone living with a long-term

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Volunteering with LOOK: The Impact Its Had On My Life

My name is Rona Smith, and I’m proud to say I’m a volunteer for LOOK. At 23 years old, I sit on the Mentor Project

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Why I Volunteer, Celebrating National Volunteering Month

LOOK mentor Priyal shares how volunteering with LOOK has positively impacted her life—and why she continues to champion the power of supporting others through volunteering.

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Celebrating Our Volunteers: The Beating Heart of LOOK

At LOOK, our services simply wouldn’t be possible without the incredible commitment, passion, and time given by our volunteers. It’s as simple as that.

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How Sport Built My Confidence, Community, and Resilience

LOOK mentor Caitlin, a 21-year-old visually impaired athlete and university student, shares her passion for sports. From judo and ice hockey to VI tennis and

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How Taekwondo Built My Confidence, Discipline, and Determination.

LOOK mentor Sasha, a 17-year-old First Degree (1st Dan) Black Belt in TAGB Taekwondo, shares her journey into sports, the adaptations she has made, and

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