Assistive technology for children with a vision impairment. For specific advice please speak to your QTVI.

Their support helps children who are deafblind or who have complex disabilities access education, playgroups and holidays, so they have the same life experiences as everyone else. 

Infinite World of Vision brings together stories from young people in the UK living with vision impairments, as they transition through key life stages and changes.

Such a great chance to listen directly to young people living with VIs, sharing their experiences, achievements and lessons learnt along the way.

This amazing project was initiated by Dr. Karin Petrini, Dr. Michael Proulx and Dr. Aikaterini Tavoulari, supported by The University of Bath and funded by Guide Dogs. Featuring personal accounts from: Annalisa Been, Cerys Stewart, Charlie Jones, Chris Pugh, Finley Ellis-Hall, Georgia Hussey, James Douglas, Karolina Pakenaite, Lizzy Bull, Lydia Beech, Ramneek Ahluwalia, Rebecca Ogbonna, Tig Craig and Zein Al-Maha Oweis.

Listen on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/show/4zbZatSInal85jmRqQse6f

Join our free 'Making Your Activities Inclusive' training to learn more about how you can make your organisation welcoming to blind and partially sighted children and young people.

Become more confident and independent, with the help of the right assistive technology.

Thinking about your future?

No matter what stage you’re at, we’re here to give you the help and support you need as you start to make plans for your future.

Developing Hands - muscle tone and finger dexterity. For specific advice please contact your QTVI

Pre-braille aims to stimulate the interest of very young children in reading. It develops the skills necessary to learn to read and write in braille.

impairment and SEND.