Blind Trustee Michael Smith and his sighted boss, our Chairman Jack Stacy succeed in climbing 24 peaks in 24 hours raising tens of thousands of pounds for SeeAbility.

This year SeeAbility attended Pride in London for the first time in partnership with sponsor RPC

This year, with the support of our proud sponsor RPC, SeeAbility will be attending Pride in London for the first time, to celebrate our colleagues and people we support. 

We're excited to announce that the Innowalk Pro, fundraised for during the 2023 Big Give Campaign, has arrived at Heather House.

Our Special Schools Eye Care Team were the proud winners of the Team of the Year award at the RNIB's 2024 See Differently Awards.

SeeAbility has worked in partnership with official Eurovision partner Baileys to make the magic of Eurovision more inclusive for its blind and visually impaired fans.

We were delighted to host local MP for Lewisham, Deptford, Vicky Foxcroft on a recent visit, to see the work that is happening to improve eye care for people with learning disabilities and autism.

Our fantastic Special Schools Eye Care Team has been shortlisted for an RNIB See Differently Award in recognition of their work providing sight tests, glasses and follow up care to children with special needs.

With your kind support, SeeAbility's colleagues and volunteers work to help people with learning disabilities, autism and sight loss to achieve their ambitions. This Christmas, we're asking you to join us in being ambitious for people we support by donating to our Christmas Appeal. With the cost of living still high, we are grateful for whatever you are able to give this year.

SeeAbility Charity Patron Amar Latif has been recognised with an OBE for his work with his innovative company Traveleyes.

Every year, we celebrate the achievements of our outstanding colleagues, who champion people with learning disabilities, autism and sight loss in dozens of lifechanging ways across our work.

We’re excited to announce a fantastic new eye care service for people in South East London who have learning disabilities and/or who are autistic.