Santa has reported that his eye sight has deteriorated in recent years and he is now registered with Severe Sight Impairment due to Glaucoma. 
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Posted by maryparsons on 23 December 2010
Santa has reported that his eye sight has deteriorated in recent years and he is now registered with Severe Sight Impairment due to Glaucoma. Posted by maryparsons on 17 December 2010
Create Vision UK are currently developing online learning programmes that will be available to organisations in 2011. Posted by maryparsons on 21 November 2010
A video about my plans for a shared project with SAM, a Swindon based charity that works with people who have a learning disability.
Posted by maryparsons on 9 November 2010
I have started a website to show my experiments in making art that is suitable for people who are blind or partially sighted. Most of the work will be based on the colleges of the University of Oxford.Posted by maryparsons on 6 November 2010
Only a minority of people with physical disabilities use wheelchairs. Providing services for this very diverse group is about being flexible; not everyone requires a low service counter and large print information so what else might people need?
I have mainly focused on what people might need if they don't use a wheelchair, as other mobility needs are sometimes less understood.
I have mainly focused on what people might need if they don't use a wheelchair, as other mobility needs are sometimes less understood.