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World Sight Day 2023 – A Year in Review

Today is World Sight Day 2023. World Sight Day is a yearly opportunity for the vision loss and eye care sectors to shine a light and engage the public on the importance of eye health. Find out more about World Sight Day, including ways of taking care of your eyes at https://www.iapb.org/world-sight-day/.

We are celebrating World Sight Day by holding our Annual Public Meeting and releasing our Annual Review for 2022 – 2023 featuring statements from our Chair of Trustees, Chief Executive, an introduction to our new 5 year strategy and a review of our financial year.

You can download the digital versions of the 2022/23 Annual Review by clicking on your preferred format below. Please note the audio version is a link to a YouTube video.

If you would like a copy of the Annual Review you can request a copy to be sent to you by calling 01603 573000 or emailing [email protected]. The report is available in large print, Braille, or in audio on a memory stick or CD.

The full financial statements for 2022-2023 can be downloaded from About Us-Reports.

Conductor James Fowler leads a rehearsal of the Vision Norfolk Norwich choir

Norfolk’s Vision Impaired People Sing Out As Part Of New Choir

Vision impaired singers are being urged to come forward to join Norfolk’s newest choir – a group made up entirely of those living with sight

A 4x4 Land Rover vehicle driving through a wooded area viewed through branches in the foreground.

Off Road Driving Experience

We were fortunate to be able to arrange another free driving experience at the beginning of October. People with varying degrees of sight loss took turns in 4×4 vehicles, tackling the off road course at Elveden Estate with the expert guidance of instructors from Explore 4×4.