To combat cyberbullying, SeeAbility has created new easy read resources on staying safe online.

The spending power of people with disabilities and their families continues to increase is close to £274 billion a year just in the UK. It’s not just the right thing to do, it’s good business.

Our Creating Connections programme supports people with learning disabilities, autism and sight loss, as well as their frontline support teams, to gain digital skills and knowledge.

Thank you for supporting our Big Give Christmas Challenge Appeal. Together, we raised an incredible £30,000 in 7 days!

There are a number of ways you can support us this Christmas and make a difference for people we support with learning disabilities, autism and sight loss.

As an Influencer here at SeeAbility, one of Emily Stewart’s personal priorities is to ensure everybody’s voice is heard. Emily got involved with #TheBigConversation, in the hopes that sharing her experience of living with a disability would inspire others to think from multiple perspectives, in addition to their own.

We have formed a partnership with Microsoft to invest in training programmes for our support workers, enabling them to build their digital skills and their online confidence.

Follow our steps below and you’ll be on the way to having an inclusive workplace. Whether it’s in a physical office or the home office, it’s important that employees feel comfortable and included within their working environment.

Lee is responsible for the design and production of marketing materials for both printed and digital media. Here Lee tells us about his role at SeeAbility and why accessibility is so important to him.