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RSBC’s short film to highlight the journeys of children growing up with sight loss was a People’s Choice Silver winner at the Charity Film Awards 2020.

Two of our young people – Jess Inaba and Terrelle Iziren – have written a piece of work each to celebrate Black History month this October.

Isaac likes buses, trains and riding his bike, and one day, he is going to design the world’s fastest airplane. Isaac also happens to be vision impaired.

Sasha loves to draw and make things, and at just nine years old she is already a whizz with a sewing machine. Sasha also happens to have sight loss.

Meet mum and son Janet and Nathan, from Hackney, whose lives were turned around by a dedicated RSBC expert. Their struggle is familiar to us at RSBC, which is why we’re asking for your support, to help us reach every local family that needs us.

Lily was diagnosed with Coloboma, an underdevelopment of the eye that happens in the womb, at the age of three. It means she is blind in her right eye and has no upper vision in her left.

Find out what happened when some of our Health and Well-being members challenged Arsenal Football Club players David Ospina, Emi Martinez and Carl Jenkinson to a game of blind football

The third annual AQA awards in July, saw 158 children and young people being recognized and celebrated for achievements across a huge mix of subjects and activities.

When Charlotte was 18, she was studying to be a nurse. One day she woke up and realised she couldn’t see properly out of one eye.