Devon’s leading sight loss charity providing FREE practical help and advice to people who are blind or partially sighted to help you live life to the full.
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ALT Promotional graphic for "In Vision" magazine, celebrating 100 years of Devon in Sight charity. Features the magazine cover with a gold "100 Years" emblem, set against a vibrant rainbow background.
ALT The logos of the Exhibitors Devon in Sight, Optelec, Enhances Vision, Freedom Scientific,Optelec, Schweizer, MoorVision, RNIB, Guide Dogs, Empatheyes, Sensory Solutions, Look, The RNC for the Blind, Thomas Pocklington, Ushers Kids, National College Worcester, InFocus, Victa, Empowering Blind Children and Young Adults.
ALT Delia is taking a rest from walking and sitting on a log with her little companion Team Together Ted, who rides in the pouch of her backpack.
ALT The image is Mandy from Devon in Sight, her guide dog Pepsi and Daniel from the Resilience Forum at the Crediton Rugby and Football club. They are both smiling.
ALT An image of Mandy, Pepsi her Guide dog, India her Support Worker and Liz from Guide Dogs, all standing under an umbrella trying to avoid the the english weather.
ALT An image of a gentleman having a eye test at an opticians.
ALT An image of Healthy Food including Fruit, Vegetables, Nuts and Berries,
ALT Clients and professionals attending the Devon Sight Loss Conference.
ALT Clients attending the Living Well with Sight Loss Exhibition. Talking to Hayley Buscombe from Devon Carers.
ALT Eduardo and Sebastian Stanga with their team from The Retina Clinic London
ALT An image of a client using the WeWalk Cane 2. He is walking along the pavement with the cane in front of him.
ALT Clients and professionals attending the AGM
ALT Clients attending the Living Well with Sight Loss Exhibition. Talking to Hayley Buscombe from Devon Carers.
ALT Clients and Exhibitors attending the Living Well with Sight Loss Event North Devon.
ALT Mandy Darling the Community Engagement Officer and India her Support Worker talking to a client.
ALT Hayley from Devon Carers talking to an attendee about their Services.
ALT Paul a Trustee from Devon in Sight talking to a Blind Veteran.
ALT South West Water Logo
ALT Living well with Sight Loss Event North Devon Poster. The images on the poster are Blind Veterans talking to clients about their services and Tony from Sight and Sound demonstrating the Ruby electronic magnifier.
ALT The image is the front cover of the In Vision Magazine. It is a picture of Lady Devon cutting the ribbon of our Sensory Garden with The Chair of Trustees Adrian Jacobs, Grahame Flynn, the Chief Executive and all the staff and many of the sponsors all smiling and wearing our Sunflower hats, which represents the hidden disability. The Mayor of Cockington (Patrick the pony) eagerly awaits the opening. The image is all framed by a huge steel archway which marked the entrance to the garden. Passing through an arch is symbolic of the opening of new perspectives and the ability to see beyond the present.
ALT Hayley from Devon Carers talking to clients about their services.
ALT Living Well with Sight Loss Event West Devon. The image is of Aaron Garrett and Phil from Blind Veterans talking to an attendee about the services they offer and Tony from Sight and Sound Technology Ltd demonstrating the Ruby Video Magnifier.
ALT "Keeping you informed, safe, positive and connected. Exhibitors include: Blind Veterans UK Devon in Sight •Devon Carers Living Options Devon Plymouth and West Devon Talking Newspaper, Tamar Energy Communuity, Tavistock Area Services, Tavistock Macular Group and Sight and Sound Technology.
ALT Map of the area showing Car Parks, Bus Stops and Train Station.
ALT A Poodle sitting on a bench wearing a sunflower hat and sitting next to Worzel Gummidge!
ALT A young girl talking to Steve Darling and his Guide Dog Jenny
ALT A young child trying on Simulation Specs to simulate Diabetic Retinopathy!
ALT Young Children having fun in the Sensory Garden at the Devon County Show.
ALT The image is a picture of Grahame Flynn Chief Executive Officer, Devon in Sight, Cllr Mark Spacagna, The Mayor of Torbay and Mandy Darling, Community Engagement and Fundraising Officer, Devon in Sight. They are standing outside Jasmyn House where we held our Living Well with Sight Loss Event in Torbay. The Mayor is wearing his Chain of Office.