Self-advocacy and campaigning
We’re determined to see people with disabilities having more opportunities and a greater voice. Our campaigning and projects to support self-advocacy empower people to speak up for themselves and others, learn new skills or receive specialist support.
If you’d like to get involved, please contact us.
Listen Up!
SeeAbility's Listen Up! programme incorporates people who have lived experience of disability into our campaign work. They work to raise the voice of people with learning disabilities, autism, and sight loss.
Eye Care Champions and their Every Day in Focus campaign
Our Eye Care Champions help inform people with learning disabilities of what to expect from eye care services and what reasonable adjustments they are entitled to.
NHS England's Special School Eye Care Service
Based on our research, NHS England has responded by committing in their Long Term Plan to providing a fully funded eye care and glasses service to all special school students.
Juvenile CLN3 (Batten) disease outreach service
We regret to inform you that the outreach service, funded for 1 year, ended at the end of March 2021.
Equal right to sight campaign
Through our Equal right to sight campaign we have provided over 4,000 eye care appointments and over 2,000 pairs of glasses to children in London, Manchester and Durham.
Our General Election hub
Find out how to amplify the voices of people with learning disabilities, hear about the issues that matter most, and support accessible voting.