SeeAbility

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Supporting people to live, love, thrive and belong for 225 years. https://www.seeability.org/ #WeSeeAbility

Keith Valentine - Disability Pride Month
Poster reading “Sahara Desert Trek 2027” with two hikers using trekking poles in desert dunes and an “Easy read guide” banner.
A man adjusts a smiling boy’s glasses as he sits in a wheelchair beside tall purple flowers.
Poster with quote about Caroline’s cancer diagnosis and support team; three women sit together below on an orange and yellow background.
Graphic of an orange running vest reading “You’re still in!” with text: “Didn’t get a ballot place? Apply for a Team SeeAbility charity place.”
Giban and his support workrt pose together above text: “Giban’s story” and a quote about gaining control of his diabetes with support.
Quote graphic with Scott Watkin BEM: “A dedicated healthcare strategy is the only way to ensure people with learning disabilities don’t fall through the gaps.”
Poster reading “How to keep cool” and “Easy read guide,” showing a man drinking water beside a portable air cooler.
A day in the life of a support worker at SeeAbility.
Run the London Marathon with SeeAbility!
Poster reading “Your potential matters. Grow your career with SeeAbility,” witha colleague serving fruit to seated people.
Graphic reading “Everyone deserves the opportunity to work” with two smiling young adults and text about a Youth Employment Week blog.
Smiling woman and child in red shirts pose outdoors after a race, holding medals; the child wears sunglasses and bib number 423.
Poster reads “Start your career. Change lives.” over a photo of four people playing boccia in a sports hall.
Hikers with backpacks and trekking poles walk in a line along a Sahara sand dune under a blue sky, beneath a Trek Sahara ’27 logo.
Graphic of stacked papers on green background reading: “In the 168 pages of the NHS 10 year plan, learning disability got just one mention.”
Quills Group “See Ability” graphic: dog in glasses and tie holding a pencil at a desk with pens, clips, notebook, and plant.
Split image: a backpacked person stands in a crowded city crosswalk above, and hikes alone across sunlit desert dunes below.
Retina UK Annual Conference 2026 poster: 19 September 2026, Birmingham, free, with website and photo of attendees.
Futurama Fry squints in the skeptical meme; text reads, “Trek the Sahara or do the big grocery shop.”
Lance in a red SeeAbility T-shirt sits at an information table with leaflets, laptop, and an easy eye care sign.
Crowd of runners and walkers at a charity race, including a wheelchair user, crossing a timing mat on a tree-lined road.
Yoda meme with text: “Why is it called Trek Sahara’ rather than ‘Sahara Trek’? Because in charge of planning, I was.”
Meme of a sad man sitting alone, with text: “Me realising I forgot to sign up for the Sahara trek,” plus two gloomy scenes below.
Poster for Autistic Pride Day with a photo of Lance on a yellow background and text: “What is autism? Easy Read.”
Two smiling men pose with arms around each other above text: “Giban’s story” and a quote that says 'Managing his diabetes used to feel like a constant struggle. But with the right support around jim, he has taken control of his health'.
Graphic with quote that says ' If her support team had not challenged the doctor's decision on Caroline's cancer diagnosis, she may not still be with us today.' and a photo of Caroline and her support workers seated together.
Graphic quote by Scott Watkin BEM: dedicated healthcare strategy is needed so people with learning disabilities don’t fall through gaps.
Illustration of stacked papers reading: “In the 168 pages of the NHS 10 year plan, learning disability got just one mention.”
Poster of hikers trekking along a desert dune under blue sky, with text: “Adventure belongs to everyone.”
Desert campsite with white tents under a star-filled night sky, overlaid with the text: “Adventure under a million stars.”
Orange graphic with stars and yellow swooshes reading, “Today is International Batten Disease Awareness Day.”
Volunteer Week poster showing two wheelchair users smiling beside a football, with text: “A shared love of football.”
The Tuesday Running Club.
Graphic reading “It’s time to say thank you” with #VolunteersWeek, decorated with colorful stars and diagonal shapes on white.
Doodle-style London collage: artist on Tower Bridge, with Union Jack, Big Ben, London Eye, crown, phone box, teapot, and bold words.
Doodle-style London collage: person on Tower Bridge, Union Jack, crown, Big Ben, London Eye, teapot, phone box, and bold words.
Text that reads ' Make children's eye care impossible to ignore this May' with a photo of a child wearing glasses at a special school.
Steve and Rebecca stand behind an AceCentre Communication Works banner in a hall with dartboards; one holds up an Easy Eye Care leaflet.
The Rt Hon Sir John Major KG CH, HRH The Duchess of Gloucester and CEO of SeeAbility Lisa Hopkins
Graphic of a person holding a tablet inside a phone frame, with text 'Global Accessibility Awareness Day' and accessibility app icons.
Text that reads "No child should grow up with their world out of focus" with a photo of a child having an eye test.
Rebecca at Vision Express holds glasses on an orange background, with quote about career growth and strengthening her Eye Care Champion role.
Join Alex and make history this May!
An image of Luke with the text 'Join Luke and make history this May!'
An image of a man painting a mural with the words 'Live', 'Love', 'Thrive', 'Belong' and 'London'.
Illustration promoting easy-read mental health resources, with books, laptop, chat bubbles, and a head with a tangled mind.
Poster reading “Volunteer with us” above photos of volunteers supporting and chatting with people in a community setting.
Poster reading “A day in a special school,” showing a smiling schoolgirl in uniform and an adult holding a sensory light toy.