Wellbeing & Relationships

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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

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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

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Resource: Understanding the SEND Reform White Paper

In this resource we unpack the SEND Reform White Paper, what it means for your child, and how you can have your say.

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Resource: Accessible Gaming and Online Safety

Whether your child is new to gaming or already exploring online spaces, this resource brings together expert advice, lived experience, and practical guidance to help

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How to Build Positive Mental Health: Practical Ways Young People Can Feel Supported and Empowered

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

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LOOKFest 2025: Uniting Families, Sparking Friendships, Creating Memories.

The festoon lights are down, the bell tents are packed away, the festival goers are making their weary way home, and as LOOKFest 2025 draws

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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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Your Essential Packing List and Health and Safety Policies at LOOKFest.

We know that packing for a festival can feel a bit overwhelming, so we’ve put together a handy guide to help you plan what to

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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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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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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Navigating Dating Apps with a Visual Impairment and Staying Safe Online.

Dating apps have changed the way people connect, but for visually impaired individuals, accessibility is a key factor in choosing the right platform.

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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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LOOKFest 2025 – TICKETS NOW SOLD OUT!

LOOKFest is back bigger and brighter than ever before! Join us for a weekend of family fun at our festival designed specifically for families with

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LOOKFest 2025 – Save the Date!

Our award-winning LOOKFest is back bigger and brighter than ever before! Join us for a weekend of family fun at our festival designed specifically for

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#iwill: Empowering Visually Impaired Young People to find their Voice.

This year LOOK has been working with Herefordshire Community #iwill Fund to deliver a series of exciting and positive workshops for visually impaired 10-16 year