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Aimée was born with a very small amount of vision which has deteriorated over the last three years. “Being born with an impairment is a completely different experience to losing […]

2nd March is World Book Day. Since the day first began over 25 years ago to encourage children and young people to discover the world of reading, it has grown […]

Are you ready to unleash your inner writer? We are excited to announce a new eight-week creative writing course for individuals with visual impairments in partnership with the Royal Literary […]

We have five places available for the Oxford Half 2023! Are you up for the challenge? The Oxford Half will take place on Sunday 15th October 2023. If you’d like […]

10th June 2023, John Radcliffe Hospital. Do you have a head for heights? If so, why not challenge yourself this year, and raise money for MyVision Oxfordshire, by abseiling 100ft […]

We’re proud to have recently been awarded Disability Confident Leader status through the Department for Work and Pensions. We’ve listed below a few of the changes we made as a […]

We are excited to announce that we have been awarded £499,788 from The National Lottery Community Fund, which we will receive over the next four years. This funding will go […]

Moira studied Classics at St Anne’s College, Oxford from 1971-1975, followed by a PGCE in History and Religious Education at Canterbury. Her career in education has involved pastoral and academic […]

Happy New Year to all MyVision supporters. We hope your holidays were full of joy, happy memories, and delicious food! Would you like to start of your new year with […]

By Nathan Tree You may have heard of podcasts in the past. You may even access them already. Or you may be questioning what they are at all? Here is […]