Sight Loss Councils

We shape inclusive services in communities across the UK

Sight Loss Councils, funded by Thomas Pocklington Trust, are regional groups led by blind and partially sighted volunteers. We use our lived experience to shape inclusive services, influence decisions, and ensure accessibility in local communities.

Get involved in a vision for change

We asked some of our members, why they joined, what they have got involved in and why other blind and partially sighted people should consider joining Sight Loss Councils in their areas.  Come join us.

Hear from more volunteers about why you should join us

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There are more than 2 million blind and partially sighted people in the UK

1 in 2

working age people have been treated unfairly by others because of their visual impairment

1 in 5

people will be blind or partially sighted in their lifetime

A group of people taking part in a yoga session outside in a sunny park. Three is a dark blue text box is to the right with white writing that says: “South East London Sight Loss Council, Live Well, Get Active Day. Join our free multi-sports taster event for blind and partially sighted people in London. Underneath is the Sight Loss Councils' logo of light blue circular dots.Live Well, Get Active with SE London SLC

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