Most people move through the world without ever questioning whether it was built for them.
For people with sight loss, that question comes up every single day.
Nobody should face sight loss alone.
At The Partially Sighted Society, we're here for every person living with sight loss - but we can only reach the people who know we exist.
Yesterday's Walk, Talk and Tuck-In went ahead despite some pretty challenging weather
Yesterday's Walk, Talk and Tuck-In went ahead despite some pretty challenging weather — and what a brilliant afternoon it turned out to be.
The Partially Sighted Society is part of the @coopuk Local Community Fund.
The Partially Sighted Society is part of the @coopuk Local Community Fund.
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Your Best Low-Tech Life Hacks!
Sometimes the most useful piece of assistive technology isn't a smart device or a clinical aid. It's a rubber band around the shampoo bottle so you don't confuse it with the conditioner. It's a strip of bright tape on the edge of a step. It's a system so specific to your kitchen that nobody else could navigate it — but you could do it in the dark.
High Visibility Rucksack Cover
New from The Partially Sighted Society: High Visibility Rucksack Cover
This Week at PSS - 11th May 2026
Looking for a space to relax, connect, and get creative? Join us this Wednesday for our Creative Wellbeing session!
Not all help is helpful. Sound familiar?
Someone grabbing your arm without asking. A stranger talking to your companion like you're not even there. Or the opposite - people who assume and act before you've said a word.
Here's a question we think about a lot.
Three badges. Three different ways of describing the same experience — yet each one feels different, carries different weight, and means something different to each of us. Which one would you wear?
