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Help build a world without barriers for blind and partially sighted people.

Out of Sight

Thousands of people with sight loss remain Out of Sight. Life changes after sight loss, sometimes overnight, often in dramatic ways. Done well, vision rehabilitation equips people with new ways to stay independent: to get out and about, adapt their lives.

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Image of Charmaine from our Interactive Map #OutOfSight Vision Rehabilitation Campaign

Why voting in secret remains impossible

It’s more than 150 years since the establishment of the right to vote in secret. But this right is still not afforded to many blind and partially sighted people.

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Alt text campaign

Every year, the global advertising industry puts millions of images into the world. Images that over 2.2 billion people with sight loss might never see. Instead, these people rely on a text alternative or ‘alt text’ - written descriptions of images that the visually impaired can listen to.

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A digital billboard in between two glass skyscrapers in London. Black text on a white background on the billboard reads 'August 8th, 1969. A group of four men walk across a zebra crossing in North London. From right to left, white suit, black suit, bare-footed and denim-clad. Priest, undertaker, body and grave differ? Or just four lads from Liverpool who were once bigger than Jesus?'

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Policy and Campaigns: 2024 in Review

2024 has been full of campaign achievements and developing relationships with MPs, Councillors, and Mayors. Grab a coffee and look back over the campaigning you’ve helped to deliver this year, and what's on the horizon in 2025 for the UK Policy and Campaigns team.

'Nothing about us without us': UK Covid Inquiry hears closing arguments from disabled groups

The UK Covid Inquiry recently completed its public hearings on access to healthcare during the pandemic. The last days provided a final opportunity for disability charities to summarise the impact of the pandemic, and the UK's response to the pandemic, on disabled people and their healthcare, including what must change in any future national crisis.

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