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2025年1月17日 · “Dear all members of RNIB I am emailing with my hopes for 2025. I hope to complete my university coursework successfully and get a good mark on them. I also hope to launch content on my YouTube Chanel accessibility 101 as well as starting my role of audio book narration with calibre audio library.

RNIB is spreading awareness about the eye condition glaucoma this month, ways to look after your eyes and maintain their health.

2025年1月10日 · This year, Sony partnered with RNIB to spotlight its commitment to accessibility through a series of engaging conversations aired on RNIB Connect Radio. The discussions aimed to raise awareness of Sony’s accessibility features across its products and services, particularly focusing on their benefits for the blind and partially sighted community.

From Monday 9th January 2023, RNIB is making a change to how its Talking Book on CD service operates. Readers of our Talking Books on CD will no longer need to return their current book to get the next book sent out.

If you're struggling to read because of your sight, RNIB Reading Services offers plenty of solutions to help, whatever your reading tastes and preferences. Browse our growing collection of over 40,000 books to borrow, download and listen to on your smartphone, tablet, computer or other reading device.

Donate to RNIB and become a Joy Maker this Christmas, making sure more children with vision impairment are included and have the accessible Christmas they deserve. £20 £38

Claim Personal Independence Payments (PIP) if you are blind or partially sighted with RNIB's Toolkit, it has all you need to complete your application form.

RNIB, the Royal National Institute of Blind People, is the UK's leading sight loss charity. We offer practical and emotional support to blind and partially sighted people, their families and carers. We raise awareness of the experiences of blind and partially sighted people and campaign for change to make our society more accessible for all.