Every Ingredient Has a Voice: Cooking with Sound, Smell and Touch
Rediscover familiar kitchen cues, then try our carrot, sweet potato and coconut soup.
Technology Opening Up New Possibilities
Apps, camera-equipped glasses and tactile displays are creating more ways to access information.
James Holman and the World Beyond Sight
Arrested in Siberia, celebrated in Britain and eventually overlooked: the extraordinary travels of James Holman.
Fresh Air, Friendship and Growing Confidence are at the Heart of our Walk, Talk and Tuck In Group
Discover Walk, Talk and Tuck In, The Partially Sighted Society’s friendly monthly Doncaster group for fresh air, friendship and confidence.
When the Clocks Go Back: Keeping Your Confidence as the Light Fades
Small changes to planning, lighting and routines can make darker autumn evenings easier to manage.
Behind the Door at the Sight Centre: What to Expect from a Low Vision Assessment
From the first telephone call to the eye examination, discover what happens during a free low vision assessment in Doncaster.
What happens when an artist who has spent a lifetime studying colour can no longer trust what he sees?
As Claude Monet developed cataracts, the garden he knew so well began to look different. Colours became harder to distinguish, details blurred, and he sometimes relied on the labels on his paint tubes to know which colour he was using.
White Cane Safety Day
Today is White Cane Safety Day, and we’re celebrating the white cane for what it makes possible.
