Media enquiries

We welcome enquiries from the media. If you would like to get in touch for information or comment, please contact us:

Phone:  0203 198 0225

Email:  media@rsbc.org.uk

Spokespeople

We can provide expert spokespeople and, as we’re based in central London, can easily attend studios in the city and beyond. Topics that we can provide comment and insight on include:

  • Vision impairment, particularly in relation to children and young people aged 0 – 25
  • Education for blind and partially sighted children and young people
  • Attitudes towards blind and partially sighted people
  • Support for children and young people with vision impairment and their families
  • Government disability and social care policies
  • Accessibility
  • Technology and vision impairment
  • Transport
  • Employment
  • Mental health for children and young people with vision impairment
  • Medical advancements in relation to vision loss and blindness in children and young people

 

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