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The right tech. Confidence to use it.

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We're a technology empowerment service for people living with sight loss. That means we do two things.

We give free tech to those who need it most. Whether that's a smart speaker to build every day independence, or one of our other devices that make the world wider, brighter and more connected.

But we're also here to help you get to grips with tech, and find the confidence to make the most of it. And we're going to be doing even more. In response to our deepest-ever research, we're building new support services that build belief and confidence with tech - tailored to you, face-to-face, until it clicks.

Ian and his wife sit laughing at the garden table while he uses his pocket radio from Visably.

We help you find the right tech

We match you with the right technology for your life — from smart speakers, to accessible radios and more.

We give our devices for free and we help you get settled with your device if you need us to, building confidence and independence every step of the way.

Our free tech

How we help children & young people

We believe children living with sight loss should have the same learning, play and connection as any other child.

From accessible audiobook players to smart speakers designed for kids, we get the right technology to young people and families — and work with schools and partner organisations to reach those who need us most.

Our services for young people
Annabel sits on her sofa reading her Voxblock audio book player. She wears glasses and has a bow in her hair.
Paul Quigley, musician and performer. Paul lives with sight loss and is a beneficiary of Visably. He is seated, smiling, as he engages with an Echo Show device on the table in front of him.

How we help older people

A huge proportion of the people who come to us have lost their sight as they've got older. Many have lived full, active lives but they haven't grown up with tech like younger people have. And then everything changes, and tech becomes a barrier.

Our own research found that 44 per cent of people aged 55 and over are not comfortable with tech. We start where they are. No pressure. No jargon. Just a friendly, patient person who's there until it clicks.

How you can help

Every person Visably supports deserves someone in their corner — a volunteer who shows up, a donor whose gift funds the device, a partner who opens the door. Whatever your connection to Visably, you're part of the change.

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