Eye Conditions
Just been diagnosed? Start here. Plain-English guides to common eye conditions and what they mean for your sight.
Read moreChange your text size
Change colour contrast mode
Accessibility help
Change your text size
Change colour contrast mode
Accessibility help
Partnering with businesses and community groups ensures more people live well with sight loss, while helping partners build genuinely inclusive services and workplaces. We’ve already partnered with 40+ local organisations, and we’d love to work with more who share our values.
Choose us as your Charity of the Year, and build a partnership with real, mutual benefits. Alongside fundraising ideas and branded materials, we’ll shine a spotlight on your organisation and the great work you’re doing.
Help your organisation become more accessible, and work towards Sight Loss Friendly in York status. Our paid-for training in sight loss awareness, sighted guiding, and accessible digital communication is delivered by people with real, lived experience. It can improve customer service and reach, strengthen recruitment and retention, and show your genuine commitment to inclusion.
Hosting one of our iconic Pink Elephant collection box couldn’t be simpler: just find it a spot on your counter. They can be found across York, with each one raising awareness and collecting funds for people sight loss. Add yours to the network and be part of something bigger.
Bring your team together for a great cause. Whether it’s a bake sale, a sponsored hike, or a challenge of your own, we’ll help you make it count.
From raffle prizes, like vouchers for meals or experiences, to team giving, every contribution helps keep our services free. However you choose to give, you’re helping someone stay connected, and live independently.
Your partnership helps local people access advice, connect with others, and live independently with sight loss. We've won multiple national awards for our work and have partnered with more than 40 local and national organisations to build a more accessible York.
Supporting people with vision impairment shows a genuine commitment to inclusion, helping meet your EDI and CSR goals with real, local impact, not just a box-ticking exercise.
From fundraising to volunteering, supporting people with sight loss gives your team shared purpose, and makes them feel part of something bigger.
Meeting people with vision impairment deepens your team's understanding of everyday accessibility and builds real respect for lived experience; insight that can translate directly into better customer service.
However your organisation chooses to help, we’re here to talk it through. We can share ideas and answer your questions, shaping a partnership that’s right for you, and that makes a real difference to people with sight loss in York.