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A small dot can make a big difference!
Bumpon stickers are a simple yet powerful tool for blind and visually impaired individuals. These...
Thank You!
This Volunteers’ Week, we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all our incredible volunteers –...
The Importance of High Contrast Markings for Accessibility
Applying high contrast yellow paint to the edge of steps is a simple yet effective way to enhance...
VE Day 80th Anniversary Celebrations at Southampton Sight
Our members came they sang, they cheered and they indulged in finger sandwiches, cake and bubbles...
Trip to “I Wanna be …” Role Play Village in Romsey
Young people with a vision impairment in Southampton recently spent the morning at “I Wanna be ….”...
Garfield Weston Foundation and Southampton Sight – A Visionary Partnership For The Future
We are delighted to announce that we have been chosen as one of the Garfield Weston Foundation’s...
Navigating the Benefits Maze – SARC, Southampton Sight and You
State benefits can feel like an alphabet soup of acronyms coupled with a mountain of paperwork,...
Thank You Xelabus!
On behalf of Southampton Sight, we would like to send our sincere thanks to Xelabus for their...
Marathon Matt Wins The Race For Fundraising!
We want to offer both a massive ‘Congratulations!’ and ‘Thank You!’ to Matt for competing and...
Celebrating A Swimming Success!
After 2-years, 100+ sessions, and a steady stream of swimmers, it was a pleasure to celebrate the...
Working in Partnership – Low Vision Product Clinic
Here at Southampton Sight, we are keen to show our members the latest products and assistive...
Seeing State Benefits Clearly – Benefit Help, Advice and Support at Southampton Sight
When it comes to state benefits, knowing what is available, who is eligible, and how to apply can,...
Charity Champion #3: Anonymous… Seeing the Good for The Trees
Our third champion of champions helped ignite our ‘Just Giving’ campaign in aid of preserving the...
What do we do? – Interactive Talk on Pirates
Southampton Sight are always pleased to welcome Andy Skinner from the Arts and Heritage Learning...
Partnership in Action – Trip to Southampton City Farm
Young people with a vision impairment in Southampton recently spent the morning at Southampton...
Charity Champion #2: Rosie – A Marathon Effort and More…
Undertaking one event on behalf of Southampton Sight is truly humbling for us, but to plan a host...
Inspiring the Next Generation – Sight Awareness for 4th Year Medical Students
With over 50% of our trustees living with sight loss, Southampton Sight is uniquely placed to...
Charity Champion #1: David – Taking A Pilgrimage for Southampton Sight
Living with Glaucoma, leaving him severely sight impaired, David, 72, is determined not to let his...
Councillor + Southampton Sight – Local Champion Gets Onboard with Local Charity
It was a genuine pleasure to meet with Liberal Democrat councillor for Bassett, Richard Blackman,...
Viva V.I.! – Southampton Sight’s Young V.I. Social Group Living the Dolce Vida
There are many highs and lows working for a charity, helping the V.I. community of Southampton...
Southampton Sight Tree Remedial Work Fundraiser
As Spring is springing here at Southampton Sight we feel very lucky to have lovely gardens where...
What’s Happening @ Southampton Sight – Sight Loss Explained – Age Related Macular Degeneration
Tomorrow morning sees the next session in our series of Sight Loss Explained talks. This month we...
Brighton Marathon Fundraiser
Hello, I’m Matt, I’m 31 years old, very active and do running, swimming, play football and tennis....
Low Vision Product Clinic – Thursday 3rd April
Southampton Sight would like to invite you to attend a Low Vision Product Clinic held in...
What do we do – Cooking around the world – Independent living skills in action
It’s half term and raining, so our children and young people have spent the day cooking Fajitas...
What do we do? – Interactive Talks on the History of Southampton
Southampton Sight are always pleased to welcome Andy Skinner from the Arts and Heritage Learning...
What do we do? – Riding the Bus – Children learning independent skills
At Southampton Sight we believe that partnership working gives people with sight loss the valuable...
What do we do? – Mental Health
Here at Southampton Sight, we offer emotional wellbeing sessions for people struggling with...
What do we do? – Social Health
Do you know that we like to lunch at Southampton Sight? Here at the society, we believe that...
What do we do? – Physical Health – Chairobics
Our Chairobic exercises are going from strength to strength. Along with the Wednesday Social...
Tesco ‘Stronger Starts’ for Southampton Sight – Tesco In-Store Vote!
We are delighted to be a part of Tesco’s ‘Stronger Starts’ community program. Starting in...
UPDATE – Bowls V.I. – Schedule Change for February!
As many of our regulars know, we are delighted to offer once monthly indoor bowls for those living...
What’s Happening @ Southampton Sight – Sight Loss Explained – Charles Bonnet Syndrome
With the New Year comes a new round of Sight Loss Explained sessions, Southampton Sight’s...
Calling All Co-op Customers … Help Our Community Help Themselves!
We are delighted to have been chosen as part of Co-op’s Local Community Fund in 2025! If you or...
What’s Happening @ Southampton Sight – Calling All Bookworms!
Fast approaching its 20th anniversary this coming October, Southampton Sight’s Book Club for the...
WHAT WE DO – Children & Young People
Southampton Sight works in partnership with Guide Dogs and the Southampton City Council Specialist...
Running Brighton Marathan in Aid of Southampton Sight
As a small, independent charity we rely on the kindness of strangers to allow us to offer the...
Southampton General and Southampton Sight – Enhancing the Patient Experience
It was a joy to host a round table brain storming session with Southampton General’s Patient...
‘My Time to Play’ – Little Tykes Toddle Back into Southampton Sight
After storm Darragh struck, it was with a heavy heart that we had to relocate our year end...
London Marathon
Hello! I am Sandy Vulliet and I'm 28 years old. I live in Geneva, Switzerland, and I work in...






































