MyVision Oxfordshire

Ancient Greece Touch Tour At The Ashmolean

Join the touch tour of The Ashmolean Museum on 13th July from 11:00am – 12:00pm. This visit’s theme is ‘Ancient Greece.’ Discover the wonders of Ancient Greece through the artefacts, […]

Read more

Abingdon Information Day

The information day will be held on the 26 July between 10:30 and 13:00 in the Abingdon library. The event will feature: Equipment demonstrations Discussions about the services we offer […]

Read more

Meet up at The White Horse

Join our meet-up at The White Horse in Banbury at 6:30pm on 9th August! Meet other visually impaired people and socialise with some fantastic new friends. We look forward to […]

Read more

Andrew Young: Teaching with a Visual Impairment

Andrew lost his sight when he was 12 years old. His optic nerves were damaged so while his eyes still pick up signals, they do not send them to the […]

Read more

Refugee Week 2023: Helpline for Visually Impaired Refugees

From RNIB News: This Refugee Week (19 – 25 June) UK’s sight loss charities are working together to provide a combined package of support for visually impaired asylum seekers and […]

Read more

A church guide for people living with sight loss

How do you produce a guide to a church famous for its medieval wall paintings that can be used by someone living with sight loss? On 15th June, at 11:00am, […]

Read more

Avril: Supporting MyVision in An Assortment of Ways

Avril retired from her job at the University of Oxford when COVID first hit the UK. When she was scrolling through Facebook shortly after, she stumbled upon a post from […]

Read more

Didcot Well-Being Session

Join our  monthly well-being session meet up for Didcot and surrounding areas! The first meet-up will be at The Cornerstone Arts Centre on 21st June from 10:30am-12:00pm The sessions will […]

Read more

Mike: Counselling Through Lived Experience

Mike, one of our volunteer counsellors, found out about MyVision Oxfordshire 13 years ago when he was diagnosed with Leber Hereditary Optic Neuropathy. “It’s taken me a long time to […]

Read more

Help visually impaired people access a vital counselling service

Being told that you have a visual impairment can be devastating. Losing your sight is a real bereavement, and many doctors do not have the time to explain or offer […]

Read more

Sign up to our monthly e-newsletter

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Sponsored by

Low Vision Shop

Accreditations

Accreditations

MyVision Oxfordshire is registered as a charity in England and Wales No.1140556 and as a company limited by guarantee in England and Wales No. 07465300.