The PSS Lapel Badge clearly displays the Symbol of Visual Disability with “partially sighted” in bold, high‑contrast text — an easy, discreet way to alert others to your visual impairment in everyday situations.
A Milestone We’re Really Proud Of
We’re so pleased to share that PSS has now printed over 8 million pages of bold lined exercise books to support people with visual impairments and visual processing difficulties.
Choose Us As Your Local Cause
We’re thrilled to share that so far, 772 Co-op members have chosen to support our charity, and we want to send a huge thank you to each and every one of them.
WHAT’S ON: This Week at PSS!
We’re easing gently into the New Year at PSS with a relaxed get-together you won’t want to miss.
Raise Awareness with Our High‑Contrast Hanging Sign
Our A5 High‑Contrast Hanging Sign is designed to support people with visual impairments — featuring clear, bold lettering, perforated holes for easy hanging, and a divot at the top so you always know which way is up.
Merry Christmas!
From all of us at the Partially Sighted Society, we wish you a very Merry Christmas!
Hilary’s Story: A Journey of Adaptation, Resilience, and Wellbeing
Living with a visual impairment is a profoundly personal journey, often requiring not only physical adjustments but also emotional resilience and a reimagining of daily life. For Hilary, a member of the Partially Sighted Society, this journey has been both challenging and transformative.
Our Final Crafternoon of the Year!
What a perfectly festive way to end the year at The Partially Sighted Society.
Top Tips for Watching TV with a Visual Impairment
When we see people with visual impairments in our clinic, one of the most frequently asked questions is, “How can I see the television more clearly?”
We’re all set for a festive CRAFTERNOON!
The tables are dressed, the wreath bases are ready, and the decorations are sparkling!
