MyVision

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Join us for a fun-filled narrow boat trip on 28th June! There will be 2 groups for the narrow boat trip, one group starting from Banbury and going to Cropredy, […]

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, […]

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 […]

Lesley first heard of MyVision Oxfordshire when she was diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa in 1993. She has been one of our regular clients from that point onward. Lesley described MyVision […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]