Living with visual field loss can be difficult. However, at Visibility Scotland, we can help! Our scanning technique programme can build up your confidence. #VisualField #VisibilityScotland #Confidence visibilityscotland.org.uk/knowledge/sc...

Visibility Scotland recently held an art / wellbeing session for vision impaired adults. It was a great session and we are excited to do more! Thanks to artist Nicola Beedie and Freedom and Joy for making it amazing. #Empower #Community #VisionImpairment

Visibility Scotland and Humanitix collaborate to improve accessibility in events and ticketing - click the link to read more! humanitix.com/gb/blog/visi... #Humanitix #VisibilityScotland #Accessibility #Partnership #BlogPost #Inclusion #Empowerment

Visibility Scotland and SUSE are offering free training for Renfrewshire employers! Join us on 19 August for a session on How to be a Confident Employer and Service Provider #Inclusion #Accessibility #VisionImpairment #Diversity #Equality #Renfrewshire #Employers www.suse.org.uk/what-we-do/c...

Join us Thurs 31 July at 11AM for a free webinar on bowel cancer awareness with Bowel Cancer UK! Learn key symptoms, risks & why early detection matters. Sign up by calling 0800 987 1087 or emailing [email protected] #BowelCancerAwareness #Webinar #HealthMatters

Can you believe July starts tomorrow? It feels like 2025 is absolutely flying by, and it's already time for our July programme of activities and events! #Glasgow #Scotland #Community #VisionImpairment #StrongerTogether #Accessibility #Inclusion visibilityscotland.org.uk/visibility-s...

We had a great two days of staff training with workshops led by Sharon and Aarti of Freedom and Joy, and Tommy Whitelaw from @alliancescot.bsky.social! Our team explored their strengths, how to improve communication, and the impact of kindness in making a difference. #Kindness #Growth

Office closure: Our offices will be closed on Wednesday 11th June and Thursday 12th June for staff training. If you're looking to get in touch, please do still reach out by phoning 0141 332 4632 or emailing [email protected], and someone will get back to you when we reopen.

Today marks 166 years of Visibility Scotland! This week we held the first pilot session of our new biking programme for people with visual field loss with @cyclingscotland.bsky.social and Bike for Good Glasgow, and the results were amazing. To find out more, contact us at 0141 332 4632 #Birthday

Our June programme of events and activities is now live! Join us this summer at our free Tuesday cafe, Monday craft group, or any of our other groups and courses! #WhatsOn #Glasgow #Scotland visibilityscotland.org.uk/visibility-s...

We fully support this campaign and the right to communication for all! Find out more and sign up by visiting the link in the post below!

Happy Global Accessibility Awareness Day! Let us know your best accessibility tip! #GAAD #Accessibility #Inclusion

We've got a new Knowledge Centre resource all about the Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA)! This fund provides essential support to disabled students at HNC level or above. Learn more by clicking the link below! #Disability #Empowerment #DSA

The month of May is going to be an exciting one at Visibility Scotland! We're offering free groups and activities for all ages, including the first workshop in our new wellbeing series! Find out what's on by clicking the link below: #WhatsOn #Scotland visibilityscotland.org.uk/visibility-s...

We'd like to give a very heartfelt thank you to everyone who completed the #GlasgowKiltwalk for Visibility Scotland. In total our intrepid walkers raised over £5,000! ID: One: Three people stand together smiling. Two: Two people stand together in front of the Kiltwalk finish.

Last week we were awarded a grant of £3,350 through the Trades House of Glasgow Commonweal Fund. Thank you to the Trades House Glasgow for your support! ID: Laura (CEO), Anne (HoF), and Claire from Visibility Scotland being presented with the grant award by Deacon Convener Richard Paterson

It's time for our April programme of activities and events, and in exciting news we are relaunching Digital Skills Groups! See the full schedule of activities and events by clicking the link below! #WhatsOn #Glasgow #Scotland #Community

As part of the Scottish Vision Services Steering Group (SVSSG), we've partnered with Glasgow Caledonian University and the University of Melbourne to undertake groundbreaking research on vision rehabilitation, click the link to learn more! #Research #Collaboration #VisionImpairment

We’re calling on the Health Secretary to commit to ensuring people with sight loss get the vision rehabilitation support they need, when they need it. Will you join us by signing our petition? rnib.in/OutOfSightT

We're excited to be at @rnib.bsky.social's Inclusive Design for Sustainability conference getting the word out about our support and learning about the future of accessibility in technology! ID: Adam stands at the VS table speaking to attendees #Innovation #AI #Forward #Inclusion

Researchers from Durham and Oxford university have introduced a new 15-minute tool designed to assess visual perception issues in stroke survivor, Click the link to find out more!

What is punctate inner choroidopathy (PIC)? More common in women and people who are short sighted, it causes small patches of inflammation in the retina, where abnormal blood vessels can grow and leak, leading to sight loss. Read more: www.macularsociety.org/macular-dise... #RareDiseaseDay

February has gone by in a flash, and now it's time for our March Programme of activities and events! Click the link below to learn more: #Community #Events #Glasgow #Free #StrongerTogether #LifeSkills #Caring

How effective are low vision aids? Join our free webinar, 18 March, 7PM to hear the latest research from Dr Keziah Latham and Andrew Miller. Discover how these devices impact quality of life and value for money. #LowVisionAwarenessMonth @macularsociety.org Register: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

We're hosting a stroke advice webinar all about vision changes that can happen after stroke this Thursday, 27 February at 11 AM ! If you're interested, please contact us either by calling 0141 332 4632 or by emailing [email protected] ID: Ali, VS staff, smiling.

Knowledge alert! We've created a guide all about the National Entitlement Card (NEC) which is available to people with a vision impairment and allows free or reduced cost travel on public transport! #Community #Resource #Travel #Accessibility

Happy Valentine’s Day from Visibility Scotland! ID: A blue heart on a white background with Visibility Scotland's logo of the words “Visibility Scotland” in white text with a yellow eye shape above. #ValentinesDay #HappyValentines #Love

Baby yoga is back at Visibility Scotland! On Saturday 15 February, we're hosting baby yoga from 10:45 AM to 11:45 AM at the main Visibility Scotland office. To register, email [email protected] or call 0141 332 4632. ID: Adult and child pairs practice baby yoga with an instructor

It's time for our February programme! We're really ramping things up in February, and have a great range of activities and events for all ages. Check out the full calendar at the link below: #Community #Free #StrongerTogether #Charity visibilityscotland.org.uk/visibility-s...

Hi Blue Sky! We're Visibility Scotland, a sight loss charity providing support to people across Scotland since 1859. All of our services are free to access for those who need them, find out more by visiting our website! #Community #Blind #SightLoss #Empowerment #StrongerTogether #Scotland