A parent led organisation that connects,
informs and empowers
Féach is delighted to be sponsored in 2025 by Vision Ireland and Child Vision
Our Aim
To empower parents to support their blind and visually impaired children to ensure they thrive and lead independent lives
Our Vision
Equal Rights, Equal Access, Equal Opportunities for all low vision children
How
Through Peer Support, Information Sharing, Mentoring and Advocating – PIMA
Parents may never before have met a person who is blind or has a visual impairment, and may never have known another child like their own.
They can be beset by all kinds of worries and questions:
- How will my child learn?
- Will she have friends?
- Will he be happy?
- Where will she go to school?
- What can I say to him?
- Will I be able to cope?
- Who will tell me what to do?
- How will I know what she needs?
- How will I know if I'm doing the right thing?
Member Stories

Ophthalmology Clinics Survey 2026
Between February and March 2026, we conducted a comprehensive survey of 210 parents and guardians of blind and vision-impaired children across the Republic of Ireland. The findings provide a critical snapshot of the current patient experience within pediatric ophthalmology services. While we recognise the immense pressure on the public health system, the data regarding CHI (… Continue Reading Ophthalmology Clinics Survey 2026

Oireachtas
Last week our CEO Eithne, Sara from Angel Eyes NI, Dr Patricia McCarthy, Peter, Shane, Toni from Vision Ireland and Derval from ChildVision met the Education Committee to discuss the changes needed to improve the education system for blind and visually impaired students. The message was clear: the gaps are real, but so are the… Continue Reading Oireachtas

WEBINAR – Accessible sport and PE
On Feb 24th at 8pm we will host our 1st webinar with Vision Sports Ireland on the topic of Accessible Sports and PE. This webinar will be suitable for parents, PE teachers, primary teachers and coaches. We will hear from coaches, parents and young people themselves on their experiences. We’ll discuss the typical problems the students and… Continue Reading WEBINAR – Accessible sport and PE

Ophthalmology Clinics Survey 2026
Between February and March 2026, we conducted a comprehensive survey of 210 parents and guardians of blind and vision-impaired children across the Republic of Ireland. The findings provide a critical snapshot of the current patient experience within pediatric ophthalmology services. While we recognise the immense pressure on the public health system, the data regarding CHI (… Continue Reading Ophthalmology Clinics Survey 2026

Wedding favours
Donations in lieu of wedding favours is one way to ensure your favour goes to a really worthy cause. Sweets, sunglasses and scented candles – in theory, these are a nice memento for guests to remember your day by, but, in reality, wedding favours like these sometimes get left behind or put into a cupboard once the… Continue Reading Wedding favours

Oireachtas
Last week our CEO Eithne, Sara from Angel Eyes NI, Dr Patricia McCarthy, Peter, Shane, Toni from Vision Ireland and Derval from ChildVision met the Education Committee to discuss the changes needed to improve the education system for blind and visually impaired students. The message was clear: the gaps are real, but so are the… Continue Reading Oireachtas