My name is Golsheen Crona, and I’m currently working as an Employment Coordinator at Thomas Pocklington Trust (TPT). Prior to this, I worked as an Evaluation Assistant at RNIB. Academically, […]

Celebrating Blind and Partially Sighted Grandmothers   “When we’re together my vision impairment is forgotten. I can use my fingers to touch, hold and hug them!”– Urmila Sharma-Valand Alternate title

  “Watching children grow up is so rewarding”– Sameena Karim   At BAME Vision, we are celebrating Blind and Partially Sighted parents from ethnic minorities, with the aim of contributing

I’m Mona, a South Asian woman born in London, now residing in Wales with my husband and three kids. I have a visual impairment called keratoconus and I’ve recently discovered

  “Being a visually impaired working dad is like one big adventure!” – Krishna Seshasayee   At BAME Vision, we are celebrating Blind and Partially Sighted parents from ethnic minorities,

Happy Diwali and Bandi Chor Divas to everyone! My name is Amrit, and I am a proud South Asian mum living in London. I love life, and I am always

“My children see how hard I work, even with my visual impairment and are inspired by it” – Dr Sylvanus Bisong Effiom At BAME Vision, we are celebrating Blind and

“My children don’t see my visual impairment; I am just mum” – Amrit Dhaliwal   At BAME Vision, we are celebrating Blind and Partially Sighted mothers from ethnic minorities, with