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Make AIS work films premiere at University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust
University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Trust and Sight Loss Councils launched two new films to improve health information for blind and partially sighted people.
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WAF 26th July 2018
Read our report of the second WAF in West Midlands featuring Blind Dave Heeley.
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The First WAF
Write up of the first working age forum held in Birmingham
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Mohammed
Find out about the successes of Sight Loss Council member, Mohammed.
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Yvonne
Discover more about one of original members, Yvonne and the changes she has made as a Sight Loss Council member.
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Suddenly Sightless
The Working Age Forum is an opportunity for networking and peer support held quarterly. Find out about one of our success stories from the forum.
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Bus Stop Signage
Working with the West Midlands Combined Authority, the Sight Loss Councils have improved bus stop signage.
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Birmingham Hippodrome
Birmingham Sight Loss Council have worked on inclusion with the Hippodrome as part of our Sport & Leisure priority.
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Pan-Disability Jobs Fair
Birmingham Sight Loss Council collaborated with the West Midlands Combined Authority to organise a disability job fair.
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Purple Tuesday 2018
Birmingham and Black Country Sight Loss Councils visited the Bullring to talk to the retailers about how to be more accessible.
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Wolverhampton Train Station
Black Country Sight Loss Council invited MPs to put themselves in the shoes of a person with sight loss at the local train station.
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Volunteers week: Saying thank you to our wonderful volunteers
For Volunteers Week, we want to say thank you to our incredible blind and partially sighted volunteers, who are working so hard to advocate for visually impaired people in their...
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