Sight Loss Councils

Advocating for blind and partially sighted people

Sight Loss Councils are led by blind and partially sighted members. We tackle local issues and work with businesses and service providers to improve the accessibility of their services.

Get involved in a vision for change

We asked some of our members, why they joined, what they have got involved in and why other blind and partially sighted people should consider joining Sight Loss Councils in their areas.  Come join us.

Hear from more volunteers about why you should join us

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There are more than 2 million blind and partially sighted people in the UK

1 in 2

working age people have been treated unfairly by others because of their visual impairment

1 in 5

people will be blind or partially sighted in their lifetime

Attendee Gus is being guided by Noor at Sutton railway station. Gus is on the left, wearing black glasses and holding a long cane. He is wearing black shoes, black, denim jeans, and a brown zip-up hoodie. He has shoulder-length brown hair and a beard. Noor is on the right and is guiding Gus through the station. Noor is wearing his uniform, which is black shoes, smart black trousers, a light-coloured smart shirt, and an orange high-visibility jacket with his name badge on it. He has short, dark hair. They are both facing the camera.South West London SLC’s Wimbledon ‘Try a Train’ event

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