We are delighted to work with Bradbury Fields & Christopher Grange to launch Seeing The ***Ability which celebrates the talent of VI people. Join us on Zoom to discuss topics aimed at those of working age. Meets the last Tues of each month & starts next Tues, Sept 28th at 8pm.

Monday morning Braille Group making the most of golf balls and egg boxes to replicate a Braille Cell

V.i.tel is delighted to be on Twitter and help spread the word about making sure that people can engage easily from their homes and stay in touch and up to date in these extraordinary times. Please do follow for news and updates.

If you're visually impaired, over 18, living in the UK and have access to a computer with internet connection, you're invited to try a prototype of a computer-based personal assistant for VI people. Contact: Professor Chris Dickinson [email protected] 0161 306 3874

We especially need people who experience Charles Bonnet hallucinations. Please contact [email protected] for info. Pls RT Women in Vision UK Oxfordshire Association for the Blind Fight for Sight Retina UK The RP Community Stargardt's Connected Glaucoma UK @OUH_research NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre 4Sight Vision Support

Our day out! Rolling back the years with a trip to Colomendy. ⁦Bradbury Fields⁩ @christophergrange

The youngest of our Grow Wild members have begun making #origami seed packets this afternoon to prepare our #wildflower seeds to be taken to #COP26 next month Dr. John A Patterson Mersey Region SSN UK Schools Sustainability Network (UKSSN) @RHSSchools Scouse Flowerhouse

Loving learning the importance of Braille for blind and partially sighted people during #nationalbrailleweek.

Another fantastic outreach VIAT session completed to Radiotherapy School of Health Sciences Students from @LiverpoolUniversity.

Today’s Hub Tech Q&A session covering ⁦Visionary⁩ recommended apps. Everybody’s Appy!!!

Talking about the value of emotional support for our services users to tomorrow’s doctors - priceless #VIAT @ the Hub

Made up to host and welcome Liverpool Inspirational Voices to our Hub… brilliant harmonies!

Amazing to hear at #VisConf21 of the great work and success of Esme's Friends from Judith Potts and nina Chesworth Esme's Umbrella, Mike Bailey Christopher Grange Sight Loss Learning Hub and Sandra Taylor Sight Scotland Veterans. Support #WiseUp campaign informing GPs of #CharlesBonnetSyndrome charlesbonnetsyndrome.uk

Morning This is a wonderful story to start the week. 😊 BBC News - Srikanth Bolla: The blind CEO’s £48m company which nearly didn’t happen bbc.co.uk/news/disabilit…

We offer a range of groups in Greater Manchester for #VisuallyImpaired people to connect, share ideas and socialise. To find out about the groups we offer, visit the link. buff.ly/3swz8ev

⁦This is the first year that ⁦Esme's Umbrella⁩ can mark #charlesbonnetsyndrome Awareness Day on 16 Nov as a charity. Please click on the link below and listen to our wonderful Patron, ⁦Richard Hawley⁩ To donate visit charlesbonnetsyndrome.uk

Tomorrow's theme for our Music Appreciation Group is: Song Titles that include Eyes/Sight/Blind/Vision etc. Making the most of #Alexa What song would you choose?

Recent session held at Christopher Grange Sight Loss Learning Hub with our service users and ESOL Students from around the world: Scouse Study Session youtu.be/1YI7CozCY0s via YouTube

A bittersweet afternoon at Christopher Grange Sight loss learning hub Christmas Awards Ceremony with the amazing Norma Williams. Joyous afternoon tinged with real sadness with the imminent closure of such a vital & much loved resource & inspiring staff made redundant.

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