Meg Wamithi
Programme Manager
"I've always believed tech should build confidence, not create barriers. The right support can change everything."
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| 2026 | Build new support services that make it click |
I've always been drawn to work that helps people feel more confident. Whether it’s through communications, behaviour change, mental health support, community building or programme design, the thread running through my career has been the same helping people find opportunities to thrive.
I studied at King's College London, and have since led partnerships and community initiatives across the charity, higher education and social impact sectors. I've worked in communications, research, marketing and student recruitment, designing campaigns and services that connected people with opportunities and support.
At Visably, I'm leading the development of our new support services that give our community confidence with tech. It’s all about enabling people to build their digital skills and get more from their technology.
What gets me up in the morning is the chance to shape something that will have a lasting impact on people's lives. I get to work with great colleagues, partners and, most importantly, our community of people living with sight loss.
“The best services aren't designed for people - they're designed with them. The expertise that comes from living something is more valuable than anything. Meaningful change happens from the ground up.”
Meg Wamithi
What I value most about Visably is our team, how everyone here truly cares about the work we're doing and mission.
Outside of work, you’re likely to find me travelling, exploring sustainable fashion, recording my podcast or sharing content on wellbeing, identity and conscious living. I also love hiking, spending time in nature, and making memories with friends and family.
Meet more of the people who make us
Meet the team who work every day - sleeves rolled up and hearts in it - to make a world that's more accessible for people living with sight loss.
Sophie Jones
Chief Executive Officer
"Independence isn't a nice-to-have. It's a right. It's that belief that brought me to lead Visably."
Steven Poole
Service Delivery Manager
"When dad's sight went, for years a Visably radio sat in his kitchen. Joining felt like coming home."
Simon Luget
Financial Controller
"I came to Visably to cover a sick colleague back in 2019. The fact I'm still here says it all.”
Jenny Cameron
Head of Communications, Marketing & Income
"I spent years at big charities. When the team is small, the impact is visible and the stories feel close."
Beth Friend
Trusts and Foundations Manager
"Someone in my family is blind. Swapping audiobook recommendations is a small thing, but it helps us connect."
Laura-Jane Sheridan
Trusts Fundraiser
A good day is when something clicks… a bid comes together, a funder conversation goes somewhere unexpected, or support comes …
Hayley Wicker-Bradbury
Individual Giving & Legacy Manager
"My Nan's partner is losing his sight. Watching his journey tells me everything about why Visably matters."
Sam Ralfe
Volunteer and Projects Coordinator
"My child and I are both visually impaired. And I've spent years in the sector. At Visably, that all matters."
Lauren Prosser
Assistant to the CEO
When I joined, my mum-in-law's dad came to mind. He was a blind jazz musician. For him, radio was connection.
Adam Venson
Customer Service Administrator
"I'm often the first voice someone hears from Visably. It can take courage to call. I don't take that lightly."
Suresh Kuwar
Customer Service & Technical Assistant
"I live with sight loss. And I've spent years helping others navigate it. That's no coincidence – it's the job."
Meg Wamithi
Programme Manager
"I've always believed tech should build confidence, not create barriers. The right support can change everything."
Divya Kohli
Communications Officer
"Guardian media-trained journalist, author and yoga teacher. Somehow, all roads led to Visably."