The Partially Sighted Society

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Your Sight Loss Charity Doncaster | South Yorkshire reception@partsight.org.uk 01302 965195 www.partsight.org.uk

A promotional image for The Partially Sighted Society features five people seen from behind, overlooking a vast green forest under a pale blue sky. A thick yellow border frames the entire scene. In the top left, bold dark blue text reads 'Same world. Different vision.' A bright yellow circular logo in the top right displays a stylized eye with diagonal lines. The foreground consists of a neutral gray stone balcony.
Illustration of a cinema with a large yellow ticket in the foreground. Text reads, "CEA Card Programme, 1 Free Companion Ticket, accepted at major UK Cinemas."
Description: This image depicts the upcoming event of the UK Disability Awareness Day 2025, the event will take place on the 13th of July and will be held at Warrington, Cheshire, on a Sunday. The event includes many exhibitors to get involved with that celebrate the achievements of disabled people. It is the largest non-profit volunteer exhibition for disabled people in the world. The address is: Walton Lea Road, Higher Walton, Warrington, Cheshire, WA4 6SN, UK.
A group of visually impaired people walking in a park.
A stop motion video advertising the Partially Sighted Society's Build you own book service. A service dedicated to creating exercise books and other bold-lined stationery for students with visual impairments. The advert reads that you can create a book from 14,000 different combinations and that if needed, you can just order one book, or if you need to 100 + books. For more information, visit www.partsight.org.uk
A man wearing a yellow pss branded cap. The cap is facing backwards.
Three women walking in a park. The woman on the left is using a white mobility cane for the visually impaired. There is a tree to the left of the image.
The image shows three jigsaw puzzle boxes displayed on a wooden surface. Each box is positioned side by side, forming a row. The puzzles are from the brand Gibsons, as indicated on the top left corner of each box. 1. The box on the left is titled "Grandma's Treat" by Tony Ryan and contains 500 pieces. The artwork on the box depicts a lively scene with people gathered around tables, possibly in a café or market setting. Various items and decorations are visible, suggesting a bustling environment. 2. The middle box is titled "Heading for the Beach" by Trevor Mitchell and also contains 500 pieces. The artwork shows a street scene with people walking, some carrying beach gear, indicating they are on their way to the beach. The street is lined with buildings, and there are flags and signs visible, adding to the busy atmosphere. 3. The box on the right is titled "Summer" and contains 250 XL pieces. The artwork features a vibrant street scene with people walking and a double-decker bus visible. The background includes buildings and trees, suggesting a town or city setting. Behind the puzzle boxes, there is a shelving unit with various items. On the left side of the shelves, there are boxes and electronic devices, including a camera. On the right side, there are containers and a framed picture. The shelves are organised, with items placed in separate compartments.
4 books laid out on a floor. There are two books overlapping each other, both by author, Simon Mahoney, the top book is called First Catch Your Rabbit and is an olive green colour and features a cartoon rabbit holding a carrot in it's mouth. The cartoon rabbit is holding a man, presumably the author, up by his collar humorously, the author appears to be screaming in panic. The book underneath that is also by Simon Mahoney, and is called Winging it Blind. The cover of the book is obscured by First Catch Your Rabbit. Next to that, is the books A Singular View: The Art of Seeing with One Eye by Frank B. Brady. and to the right of that is a book called My Life in Their Hands by Jane Stapleton. This book has a photograph of the author smiling on the front cover.
A short video showing first, a woman in a pink top laughing in slow motion. The woman has short black hair and is sat in front of a sign that reads "The Symbol of Visual Disability". The second woman has grey hair and is also smiling and laughing in slow motion. The video then dips to black, and the words: "We rely on the generosity of others to provide our life-changing services. To find out how you can support us, visit: www.partsight.org.uk. The video ends with a screenshot of some details to contact the Partially Sighted Society, including their address. 1 Bennetthorpe, Doncaster, DN2 6AA, and their phone number: 0 1 3 0 2 9 6 5 1 9 5