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An optician holds a glass lens up to the eye of a young girl in his clinic while she sits on her mother's lap

A new national eye care support pathway for chi...

This guidance was developed in collaboration with health, education and social care professionals, children and families, and experts from different charities across the sector. 

A new national eye care support pathway for chi...

This guidance was developed in collaboration with health, education and social care professionals, children and families, and experts from different charities across the sector. 

Dad Joe stands behind his sons Noah and Lyle. They are all smiling at the camera, and the boys are wearing England flag hats.

Meet Joe: An RSBC family story

Joe’s story  As an Habilitation Specialist at a London day and residential school, Joe’s a source of professional support for young people with vision and sensory impairment. He helps to develop their...

Meet Joe: An RSBC family story

Joe’s story  As an Habilitation Specialist at a London day and residential school, Joe’s a source of professional support for young people with vision and sensory impairment. He helps to develop their...

A dark haired, medium skinned man cradles a small child to his chest, looking down at it tenderly.

Eyes on the Future

The vital role health visitors play in ensuring children’s eye health  A source of knowledge and guidance  As a new parent, you’ll meet many professionals in the first weeks and...

Eyes on the Future

The vital role health visitors play in ensuring children’s eye health  A source of knowledge and guidance  As a new parent, you’ll meet many professionals in the first weeks and...

A group of young people of different ages stand together at Tower Bridge after their Horrible Histories boat trip. They're smiling happily.

RSBC’s Terrible Thames adventure

Our VI young people took to the Thames for historical adventure! We recently organised a fun ‘Horrible Histories’ boat trip on the Thames for vision impaired children, young people, and...

RSBC’s Terrible Thames adventure

Our VI young people took to the Thames for historical adventure! We recently organised a fun ‘Horrible Histories’ boat trip on the Thames for vision impaired children, young people, and...

Jeanette, family practitioner, sits in front of a laptop. She is light skinned with short grey hair and wears a blue and white patterned shirt as she smiles broadly at the camera.

The life of a Family Practitioner: Jeanette’s s...

Jeanette, Family Practitioner   Jeanette’s worked for RSBC for more than 3 years, covering the North East of England – an area from the Scottish border in the north to the...

The life of a Family Practitioner: Jeanette’s s...

Jeanette, Family Practitioner   Jeanette’s worked for RSBC for more than 3 years, covering the North East of England – an area from the Scottish border in the north to the...

An RSBC staff member in a white top and trousers sits in front of colourful boxes as she helps a brown-haired boy to play the xylophone, with parents and children looking on

Exploring music and storytelling for vision imp...

We recently held two music sessions at Southwark libraries that brought joy and creativity to young people. We read from the book ‘The Rhythm of the Rain’ and got them...

Exploring music and storytelling for vision imp...

We recently held two music sessions at Southwark libraries that brought joy and creativity to young people. We read from the book ‘The Rhythm of the Rain’ and got them...