Author: Imogen Howden

A graphic promoting a blog post about diabetes and vision loss. The graphic is split into two halves. The top half has a black background with mint green text reading "What is." The bottom half has a pale mint background with large black text reading "Diabetic Retinopathy?" In the centre, a detailed clinical retinal scan photograph shows the inside of a human eye, with visible blood vessels spreading across the orange-toned surface of the retina.

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Diabetes and Vision Loss: What Every Person with Diabetes Needs to Know About Their Eyes

July 13, 2026

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Vision Loss and Mental Health: the Connection Nobody Talks About Enough

July 9, 2026

A vibrant garden with pink and purple tulips under soft sunlight. Text on left reads "Accessible Summer Activities!" in white over a dark purple banner.

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Summer Activities for Blind and Visually Impaired People: a Practical 2026 Guide

June 9, 2026

Memorial Day tribute with rows of grave markers adorned with American flags. The text "Remember and Honor" sit above the stone, evoking a respectful tone. For a blog post concerning vision loss veterans support.

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Veterans and Vision Loss: What Support is Available and How to Access it

May 27, 2026

Colourful illustration for Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2026 (RealSAM & GAAD 2026) with blue and pink hands holding up a navy blue heart with a heart-shaped globe in the centre. The hands are surrounded by rays of colour.

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RealSAM & GAAD 2026: A History of Accessible Technology

May 21, 2026

Three stylized eyes in pink, black, and blue with radiating lines are set against a pastel clouded sky. Text reads "Healthy Vision Month.” It is promoting a blog which outlines the common eye diseases that cause vision loss

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Healthy Vision Month: The Most Common Eye Diseases That Cause Vision Loss

May 21, 2026

Illustration of a hand holding a plant with a dollar-sign flower. Text below reads "Financial Assistance Resources" in purple and pink.

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Financial Assistance for Assistive Technology in the US: A Guide for Blind and Visually Impaired People

April 27, 2026

Two people, one listening to an audiobook and another reading braille, imagine a dragon and a castle, which is shown in a cloud above their heads, symbolising the many different ways that blind people read. Peaceful and dreamy tone.

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How do Blind People Read? 7 Real Ways People Access Books

April 8, 2026

An elderly couple sits on a bench overlooking the sea, with the text "Best Assistive Technology for Vision Loss in 2026" floating above their heads. Peaceful and informative tone.

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The best phone for blind seniors: what families need to know

April 1, 2026

A smiling elderly woman in a pink sweater sits in a sunlit room holding a RealSAM device that displays the word "thinking." Text below reads, "That's the true power of technology. Done right,” identifying RealSAM as a powerful assistiev technology for vision loss.

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Assistive Technology for Vision Loss: Technology That Supports Independence

March 25, 2026