At a glance Date: Saturday 28 March 2026 Time: doors open at 1.30pm, concert starts at 2pm Location: St Faith’s Church, Lee on the Solent Cost: £7.50 per person, under 18s go free (tickets available on the day £10 per person) Who it’s for: Open to all – individuals, families and supporters Get your tickets […]
At a glance Date: Saturday 14 March 2026 Time: doors open at 1.30pm, concert starts at 2pm Location: Chandlers Ford Methodist Church Cost: £7.50 per person, under 18s go free (tickets available on the day £10 per person) Who it’s for: Open to all – individuals, families and supporters Get your tickets now Join us for […]
We’re looking for a highly organised and people-focused Business Support Officer to join the OpenSight team. Reporting to our Deputy CEO, this role provides vital coordination and administrative support across our community services, working closely with our Community Connections Leads and supporting the oversight of around 150 volunteers. You’ll be the first point of contact […]
OpenSight’s Statement on Concessionary Bus Travel in Hampshire OpenSight is concerned about the effect that the changes to concessionary bus travel are having on people in Hampshire who are blind or partially sighted. For many of the people we support, the bus is not simply their preferred mode of travel; it is their only realistic way of getting to work, […]
Seeing AI is a free app available on both the Google Play Store for Android devices and the Apple App Store for iPhone and iPad. It uses your device’s camera and an internet connection (Wi-Fi or mobile data) to process visual information using artificial intelligence. It is highly versatile and works well with screen readers […]
The Envision App is an innovative tool designed to empower visually impaired and blind individuals by making the visual world more accessible. It uses advanced artificial intelligence to interpret the environment, objects, and text in real-time, helping users navigate their daily lives with more independence and confidence. Here’s an overview of its key features: Multilingual Support […]
Air fryers have become a popular, affordable alternative to traditional ovens and grills. They are quick to use, energy-efficient, and for many people with sight loss, easier and safer to handle. Most air fryers have a sturdy basket handle that stays cool and is always in the same position. This can make them easier to […]
Alexa devices, from the very first Echo smart speaker, have been life-changing for many people with sight loss. They can support independence at home by enabling hands-free access to information, entertainment and smart home controls. This page provides an overview of the main Echo devices available and explains key terms such as Alexa Built-in, Works […]
RNIB Talking Books gives you free access to thousands of audiobooks if you have sight loss or a print disability. You can listen on your smartphone, tablet, or Windows computer using simple, accessible apps. This guide explains how to register, find books, download them, and manage your library. Registering for the service To use RNIB […]
Technology can be a powerful tool for independence when it’s set up in the right way. Windows includes a range of built-in accessibility features designed to support people with sight loss, from screen magnification and colour adjustments to speech, reading and keyboard support. This page brings together some of the most useful keyboard shortcuts to […]
