Are you aware of the challenges of navigating public transport for the visually impaired? Seema Flower, BlindAmbitionLondon, recently featured in the londondaily.news with a useful and impactful article: londondaily.news/navigating-pub… Read Seema's story: dentrepreneur.uk/2021/05/seema-…

Photo description: light blue text on shaded blue background reading : A common misconception of inclusion is allowing someone to come for that interview or apply for that promotion but not making the necessary adjustments to make the job accessible for them.

Visionary Online Session – Join NEW, FREE session for Visionary members: BlindAmbitionLondon – opportunities for Visionary members with Seema Flower 12 Sept, 10am to 11am Hear about BlindAmbitionLondon work and explore #collaboration opportunities. Register: visionary.org.uk/events/

Lovely to see celebrities using social media for the right reasons. Hugh Jackman has asked fans to help him get in contact with a blind boy whose first day of school went viral on Instagram. dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/arti…

.Seema Flower of BlindAmbitionLondon lives with Retinitis Pigmentosa and is on a mission to help those who are visually impaired londondaily.news/retinitis-pigm… via londondaily.news

Visionary Online Session – Join NEW, FREE session for Visionary members: BlindAmbitionLondon – opportunities for Visionary members with Seema Flower 12 Sept, 10am to 11am Hear about BlindAmbitionLondon work and explore #collaboration opportunities. Register: visionary.org.uk/events/

A really disappointing read on this poor ladies experiences with public transport. This really does highlights that more work needs to be done on accessibility and the closing of ticket stations will only be setting us all backwards. metro.co.uk/2023/08/30/my-…

Well done too Paul. Being visually impaired doesn’t stop us from wanting to help and get behind other charities and organisations. Paul is a visually-impaired man from Middlesbrough who decided to support the care home his mum lives in. gazettelive.co.uk/news/teesside-…

Happy Sunday to you all please do take the time to speak to children about disabilities the younger we educate the next generation the better it is. Often people are scared of difference this is also the case with children, let them know it’s ok and different is not always scary

Visionary Online Session – Join NEW, FREE session for Visionary members: BlindAmbitionLondon – opportunities for Visionary members with Seema Flower 12 Sept, 10am to 11am Hear about BlindAmbitionLondon work and explore #collaboration opportunities. Register: visionary.org.uk/events/

Heart melting moment this visually impaired Liverpool football team fan is watching a live match and his friend is explaining points of the game to him. When a goal is scored sheer joy beems from the both. This is an incredible moment

BlindAmbition invites you to join us for the Working Age Forum Session 15! When: 11th of October, 6:30pm-7:30pm Link: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

"We're not blind - we've got VISION": the extraordinary international success story of a Liverpool Catholic school for visually impaired children, who are now helping their peers in 20 countries around the world: catholiceducation.org.uk/about-us/news-… St. Vincent's School

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👋 Join us Tuesday 19th March 2024 for : ⏱ 7.30-8.30pm Tuesday 19th March Register below. ⬇️ us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist… Photo description: Black back ground with Blind Ambition logo in yellow. Below this the following text : employment webinar 19/03/24 7:30 pm

Our goal has always been clear: to create inclusive futures. We support any organisation or individual who needs help improving the accessibility of their products, services & environments in order to treat disabled people fairly.  And we have some exciting news coming very soon

Today is International Guide Dog Day and we want to highlight the remarkable work that @guidedogsuk do for the visually impaired community. #internationalguidedogday #guidedogs #visualimpairment #visuallyimpaired

Disabled people must have an equal seat at every table.   This is our mission here at Blind Ambition and it’s represented in our logo with the purple segment, the colour that represents disabled people.

🔔‼️BlindAmbition invites you to join us for the Working Age Forum tomorrow evening.‼️🔔 Our Goal with the WAF is to provide a forum that is a safe space for people with visual impairments of a working age ⏱️ 8th May 6:30pm-7:30pm us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…