Time for another Tech Talk, Our Digital Skills Officer Kate has some advice on colour filters for your apple devices. Did you know that glare or brightness is one of the most commonly reported challenges encountered by Vi people when using technology? You
Vision Support are RSBC Capacity Building Trainers RSBC (Royal Society for Blind Children) https://www.rsbc.org.uk/ is pleased to share that Vision Support is an Organisation that can now share our Capacity Building Training. The training is fo
My name is Nia, and I am registered blind. I have useable vision in my left eye, and I am completely blind in my right eye. If you ask any parent, they will say it is magical but definitely comes with its trials and tribulations. Being a vision impaired p
We’re back with another Tech Talk, Our Digital Skills Officer Rob has some great information on Gaming, Did you know? There are a vast array of accessible games available that are completely playable for blind and partially sighted gamers? Ever want
The Impact of Vision Impairment on Mental Health and Wellbeing: In a world where sight is often taken for granted, vision impairment represents unique and transformative issues. Beyond the physical challenges, the impact of vision impairment on mental hea
Welcome to the first of our new series, Tech Talks. Our friendly Digital Skills Officer Keith is here to kick things off! ” As a completely blind person the thought of using an un-accessible touch screen fills me with dread. However, thanks to smart app
Vision Supports 2022/2023 Impact Report is now available! This report shows the impact that Vision Support has had on its services users, the wider national context and well-deserved thank you’s! Read the full report in the links below.
In today’s digitally driven world, accessibility has become a key focus for technology developers. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is playing a huge role by offering more effective and accessible ways of doing everyday tasks. New tech is being develope
“In just the few times I have seen Debbie, I can already feel my confidence growing and knowing I CAN get my independence back.” Hi, I’m Helen, I’ve worked for Vison Support since January, and I have recently started my cane training journey. I ha
Vision Support’s Visit to London – for the RNIB Accessible Voting Trial. If you live with a vision impairment, you know the barriers associated with voting either by post or attending a polling station in person. It is hard to keep your vote confident
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