We are thrilled to announce the launch of “Our Vision, Our Voice,” a groundbreaking campaign dedicated to creating positive change for future college students with vision impairments. This project is powered by the voices and stories of young people themselves, aiming to illuminate their college experiences, the challenges they faced, and their incredible journeys of… Continue Reading Our Vision, Our Voice
Representation is so important. Matel has announced it’s newest Barbie doll, who is visually impaired. Barbie has a cane, dark glasses and a tactile outfit. Listen to Niamh King one of our parents talk to RTEs Morning Ireland of the impact a simple thing like a blind Barbie can make. Well done Niamh CLICK HERE… Continue Reading New Barbie
On September 28th we are delighted to have the following speakers Mark Pollock Unbroken by blindness in 1998, Mark became an adventure athlete competing in ultra-endurance races across deserts, mountains, and the polar ice caps including being the first blind person to race to the South Pole. He also won silver and bronze medals for… Continue Reading Meet our Speakers
“Our Vision, Our Voice” – What an incredible project this is! This project centres around giving young vision-impaired students the same opportunities as their sighted peers by enhancing their chances of landing a job. Despite sitting alongside their sighted peers for four years or more, these students face significant challenges when it comes to employment.… Continue Reading Our Vision Our Voice – Leargas/Erasmus funding
A number of visually impaired and blind students may not have been able to access digital versions of the exam papers this morning. RTÉ News understands that the problem related to a code that was needed to access the online scripts. Total disregard for the students. Again the SEC has let VI students down. Technical… Continue Reading State Exam Problems for Visually Impaired Students
Full details for Home Based Summer Provision aren’t available yet, but here is the most up to date information. Keep in touch with schools over the coming days. School still need to supply and register the provision, even if it is occurring at home. Summer Provision is a great opportunity for preschool, primary and secondary… Continue Reading Summer Provision 2024
Albinism Fellowship’s 2024 Ireland is running an event for children, young people and adults with Albinism and their families. A great chance to meet other people in the Albinism community and chat, with refreshments provided. Date: Saturday 8 June Time: 11am – 2pm Venue: Portlaoise Parish Centre, Stradbally Rd, Borris Little, Portlaoise, Co. Laois, R32… Continue Reading Condition Specific Events
We are thrilled to announce that Eithne will be climbing Kilimanjaro in July to raise funds for Féach. We make every penny count towards the children and parents we do it for. Increased funding means we can expand our work, create more opportunities, and provide more resources. A big thank you to Eithne!To donate, please click… Continue Reading Mum climbs Kilimanjaro for Féach
We’re thrilled to have Bobbie Hickey, Mark Pollock, and a fantastic panel of young adults (more details coming soon) at the event. Get ready, for it’s going to be a great time! Save the date for the 28th of September at Griffith College. “Nothing about us without us” is a fundamental value of Féach. This… Continue Reading Mark Pollock and Bobbie Hickey announced as our speakers!
MARK YOUR CALENDARS We are thrilled and looking forward to announcing the lineup of speakers and looking forward to sharing all the details about the exciting activities planned for the day. Please mark your calendars. Registration will be up soon! Watch our socials. Something different, something life changing, and something WORTH attending. On the 28th… Continue Reading Annual Conference 2024
