SeeAbility’s influencer Emily is confident that she’s found her ideal job. But because she knows there’s always room for improvement, she’s using the free LifeClubs balance chart to identify how she can live better.

This year Ray will be taking part in his second marathon for SeeAbility and he has some words of wisdom for anyone thinking about volunteering or running the London Marathon for SeeAbility.

The majority of people learn basic communication in their early years, but how many of us actually work on this skill later in life? Get top tips on improving your communication skills.

Emily wants to understand how happy she is with the life she’s living and what areas she could improve on. To do this she’s using the free SeeAbility balance chart.

Meet our volunteer Ray. At 72 years old, he has run over 40 marathons and 200 half marathons in his lifetime.

As part of SeeAbility’s Big Conversation, starting on 1 July, and Learning Disability Week 2021, we asked our Associates: “What do you need in your life to be happy and fulfilled?”

This Learning Disability Week - from 14 to 20 June 2021 - we're celebrating art and creativity as a positive way for people with learning disabilities to overcome the challenges of the past year.

Everyone is talking about the Covid vaccine, but what has the experience been like for people with disabilities?

Lisa Hopkins, our SeeAbility Chief Executive, explains why social care needs its own Marcus Rashford moment.

Sam, who works in our Guildford team, was the first person at SeeAbility to get the Covid-19 vaccine.

Rachel Pilling, consultant paediatric ophthalmologist, reveals her initial assumptions of supporting people with learning disabilities, and how she realised these were wrong.

Emily, Gabby, Grace and Greg share the impact the global pandemic has had on how they experience the world, what they did to reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness and how they feel about the future.