Meet Our Partner Recommendations
Organisations we work with and recommend to our members.
A View on Access
A View on Access was created in 2015 in conjunction with the Audio Description Association and from 2016 to June 2022 had a home on RNIB Connect. It was developed to create a better sense of access and inclusion in the arts and entertainment sector, that includes theatre, cinema, museums and galleries, attractions, conventions, events and sport for those blind and partially sighted - but also to provide an audio platform for other disabilities.
Visit the A View on Access websiteBeyond Sight Loss
Based in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, this is a peer-led visually impaired group running various activities and events.
Croydon Vision
This South London charity provides a range of activities for local residents.
Visit the Croydon Vision websiteEuan’s Guide
Founded in 2013 by the late Euan MacDonald MBE, a powerchair user, and his sister Kiki to establish a national database of accessible venues.
Visit the Euan’s Guide websiteMetro Blind Sport
For 50 years Metro has provided the opportunity for people who are blind or partially sighted, of all ages and abilities, to take part in many different sports and activities across Greater London and the surrounding areas.
Visit the Metro Blind Sport websiteNFB UK
This is a campaigns group created in 1948.
Visit the NFB UK websiteRNIB
This is a national charity providing access to audio books, equipment and support.
Visit the RNIB websiteRNIB Scotland
This is a distinct charity for people living in Scotland.
Visit the RNIB Scotland websiteSailing Vision Trust
Aka Sailing Vision Week
The Sailing Vision Trust is a not-for-profit charitable trust whose aim is to help visually impaired (V.I.) people experience the freedom and empowerment of watersports - especially coastal sailing.
Visit the Sailing Vision Trust websiteSeable Holidays
The UK’s only holiday shop providing local sighted guides on all their tours.
Visit the Seable Holidays websiteSight Village
This is a national event held across the UK showcasing small and larger charities/organisations supporting blind and partially sighted people.
Visit the Sight Village websiteSpeed of Sight
“Driving experiences. That change lives”
Visit the Speed of Sight websiteTFL
A representative attends our twice yearly ‘Living Well with Sight Loss’ course and we use their fantastic ‘turn up and go’ service at every event.
Visit the TFL websiteTideway Sailability
Over 50 members have enjoyed learning to sail in these adapted dinghies with experienced volunteers
Visit the Tideway Sailability website