“I don’t always need somebody to help me, I’m quite independent” – Anita Barzey At BAME Vision, we are celebrating Blind and Partially Sighted mothers from ethnic minorities, with […]
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“I want to show my child what is possible” – Khafsa Ghoulam At BAME Vision, we are celebrating Blind and Partially Sighted mothers from ethnic minorities, with the aim
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I’d like to begin by wishing everyone Ramadan Mubarak. May it be a blessed month for all! May we remember those less fortunate here in the UK, as well as
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It is no secret, Motherhood is one testing journey, with plenty of beautiful moments along with those moments where you question your sanity. With each stage of the children’s growth,
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BAME Vision had the pleasure of being invited to the EKTA in Harrow group recently to deliver a presentation. Subash Suthar and Bhavini Makwana spoke to 45 members about eye
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I grew up in a small farming community in rural South Africa so had very few Jewish friends around me as a child. I feel very lucky though that, although
It is the vehicle which drives us through every day: from the moment we wake up until we finally go to sleep. No matter who we are, we may suffer
Hi, my name is Sylvia, I am a blogger and content creator as well as a mother of two beautiful little humans. My journey with sight loss started in childhood
Today marks the first day of Navratri, a yearly celebration worshipping strong female Hindu goddesses each representing their own divine strength. The 9 nights are celebrated by performing folk and traditional
