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Navigating a World Upside Down: RNIB launches social distancing campaign
Today we’re launching our World Upside Down campaign with a takeover of the largest advertising display in Europe, London’s Piccadilly Lights, to explain to the public how hard social distancing can be for blind and partially sighted people.
‘A very real threat’: RNIB Chair Eleanor Southwood gives evidence on e-scooters in Parliament
Eleanor Southwood has told the Transport Select Committee that RNIB considers e-scooters a very real threat to the safety and independence of blind and partially sighted people.
Counselling service wins grant from Scottish Government's Wellbeing Fund
A charity's support for blind and partially sighted people affected by the coronavirus lockdown has received a £11,500 boost from the Scottish Government's Wellbeing Fund.
#InfoForAll campaign success: alternative formats of shielding letter available
Unlike letters that went out at the beginning of the coronavirus lockdown, new letters to the ‘shielding’ population are available in alternative formats thanks to RNIB campaigning.
How “support bubbles” can help with sighted guiding in England
We’ve put together new guidance for sighted guiding in England, following the introduction of “support bubbles” for people living as the sole adult in a household.
All healthcare information should be accessible. We need your feedback: Ansley's blog
Have you ever had to ask a friend, neighbour, carer or your child to read your hospital test results or appointment letter?
“Clinics are safe - don’t risk your sight during lockdown.”
We know that people across Wales will be feeling anxious about visiting any healthcare setting.