by Mandy Swift | Jun 21, 2019 | News
Over the past 12 months a group of national charities have collaborated to create the Sight Advice FAQ Portal: a one-stop-shop for sight loss related questions. The portal is an information hub featuring frequently asked questions aimed to save you time when looking...
by Webmaster | Jun 5, 2019 | News
Thank you Laura for providing the musical entertainment at the Southampton Sight 120th Celebration Event at Rownhams...
by Mandy Swift | Jun 3, 2019 | News
Many of you that have been following Kate’s On the Road blog will know how frustrated she is about ‘shared spaces’ and the effect on her day to day life. When you do not have sight loss, and don’t have to rely on tactile paving or a sighted person to help you navigate...
by Mandy Swift | May 31, 2019 | News
Becoming a mother for the first time is already a challenge within itself. However, being a visually impaired single mum is a completely different world. As visually impaired people; we complete day to day tasks in our own unique ways. This is the same with being a...
by Mandy Swift | May 17, 2019 | Kates blog, News
Tuesday was the first day back in the office for me after a week’s holiday. I didn’t visit a hot sunny country and sit on a beach the entire time, not me! I visited the republic of Ireland with my partner and our friends. I recently wrote a blog about the Sunflower...
by Mandy Swift | May 7, 2019 | Kates blog, News
I’d like to start this blog by thanking everybody at the Jubilee Sailing Trust and Global Marine who made it possible for Southampton Sight to join Tenacious and her crew for a day sail. Although I have sailed with the JST twice before on Lord Nelson (affectionately...
Thank you Laura
Life As A Visually Impaired Single Mum
The fun you have when traveling with passenger assistance through airports – COMMUNICATION MATTERS!
Southampton Sight’s time aboard Tenacious
Looking at stars with our ears: Making astronomy accessible to the Visually Impaired community
Bikes, Silent Cars and White Canes – They don’t mix well
Equality and Diversity in action – great feedback from Kanes Hill Primary School teachers – Penguin and Elephant classes