Vision Ability is a user led organisation, serving the Visually Impaired, spreading awareness about disabilities and helping prevent avoidable blindness.
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ALT Owais and Vision Ability colleague Luqmaan Shafique stand at the front holding microphones during a workshop at London Data Week, while Dr. Stylianos Kampakis stands to the left listening. Behind them are bookshelves, a presentation screen, and banners for King’s College London and London Data Week.
ALT Square awareness poster with a light lilac background and purple branding for the Voluntary Sector Domestic Abuse and Mental Health Project, featuring Vision Ability London’s logo in the top right. Large text reads “Accessibility is Safety. Access to support should never depend on sight.” A statistic states 1 in 12 blind or partially sighted people in the UK are estimated to have experienced domestic abuse. Icons illustrate abuse through hiding medication, moving objects to cause falls, restricting access to mobility aids such as white canes, blocking access to phones and support services, and controlling independence through sight loss. A purple silhouette of a woman appears on the right. The poster explains Vision Ability supports Tower Hamlets services with accessibility training, inclusive digital support, and improved communication so no survivor is left behind.
ALT A group of around 15 people stand together inside a large, light-filled hall with wooden beams and church-style seating. The photo is taken from an elevated viewpoint, looking down on the group gathered beneath a decorative circular chandelier made from branches and candles. Large white fabric sails are suspended from the ceiling, and colourful paintings hang on the walls around the room. Tables with refreshments line the sides of the hall, while tall windows and glass doors at the far end let in natural daylight. The group is smiling and posing for a team photo in the centre of the space, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
ALT Four people stand side by side in a bright community hall with a wooden floor and white walls. From left to right: a man wearing glasses, a grey roll-neck jumper and a navy checked blazer; a smiling Sikh man wearing a grey turban and a black jacket; Owais, wearing a light grey blazer, pale shirt and cream trousers; and a woman dressed in a black long-sleeved top and black trousers. All are facing the camera and smiling or looking warmly towards it. The image appears to have been taken during a community meeting or networking event.
ALT A warm gold and black Ramadan greeting poster featuring a glowing crescent moon, decorative lanterns, and dates on a table. The text reads “Ramadan Mubarak – Wishing you peace, reflection & blessings.” The Vision Ability logo appears prominently in the design.
ALT Lloyds Bank Foundation England and Wales logo featuring a black rearing horse with green detailing above bold black text on a white background
ALT Vision Ability London logo in a black circular badge with a gold border, featuring a stylised gold eye and the letters “VA”, a white mobility cane with a red tip, and the text “Vision Ability London helping the visually impaired be seen."
