Ahoy For Voi – Listening to the Concerns of the Sight and Hearing Impaired of Southampton

by Kim Boughey | May 4, 2026 | News

We were delighted last week to welcome Megan and Oscar from Voi UK – the rental e-scooter and bike people here in Southampton -to join both Southampton Sight and Let’s Communicate Hard of Hearing Club for a sight and hearing loss awareness discussion and...

LIMITED SPACES – Sun, Sea, and Sighted Guidance in Sicily

by Kim Boughey | Apr 23, 2026 | News

Aged 18 – 25 and bitten by the travel bug? Want to meet new friends for life while experiencing the magic of Italy? With this amazing heavily-subsidised adventure tailor-made for young V.I.’s you can! Southampton Sight is delighted to be partnering with Seable in...

Emotional Impact of Inaccessible Healthcare Survey

by Kim Boughey | Apr 20, 2026 | News

Accessible healthcare helps us stay independent and empowered to manage our own health and wellbeing. If healthcare is not inclusive it can impact patients in many ways. As part of her internship, being undertaken through the Thomas Pocklington Trust Get Set Progress...

Inclusive Communication Is Key

by Kim Boughey | Apr 13, 2026 | News

Accessible healthcare helps us stay independent and empowered to manage our own health and wellbeing. This is why inclusive communication is so important and why Southampton Sight works with partners across the NHS to make sure our members voices are heard.   Last...

Saying Goodbye to Angela

by Kim Boughey | Mar 26, 2026 | News, Uncategorised

Angela has been at the heart of our community for many years, continuing a wonderful family legacy of support for Southampton Sight. Following in the footsteps of her father-in-law, who once served as Chairman, Angela became involved with the society after marrying...

Celebrating the success of Southampton’s community projects

by Kim Boughey | Mar 23, 2026 | News

Southampton City Council has paid tribute to partners at an event to celebrate projects that aim to strengthen neighbourhood pride and social connection. The Council have been able to invest £217,326 into citywide organisations and community groups thanks to money...