When SeeAbility began our eye care programme in 2005, we knew people we were supporting had experienced avoidable sight loss and some had never received eye care. Our goal was, and remains now, to prevent avoidable sight loss for people with learning disabilities and autism and ensure that the appropriate support is accessed in the case of unavoidable sight loss. 

We have evolved the way we do this, as a team we are proud of the fact that our four lived experience eye care champions are at the centre of everything we do. We aim to provide and promote a clear public health and inequalities message whilst working to influence policy change by leading on cross-sector and organisation collaboration and producing an evidence base.