Have your say – your lived experience matters!

Thomas Pocklington Trust funds 25 Sight Loss Councils across the UK currently, bringing together blind and partially sighted people to influence change locally and nationally. Amy Askew, Engagement Manager for the East region, leads the Essex Sight Loss Council and would love to meet with you.

Amy is inviting blind and partially sighted people to come along for an informal chat and share their experiences through a short survey. It’s taking place on Monday, July 6th at 1.30pm at the Kingsland Church in Colchester.

We’ll be talking about what really matters to you in areas such as transport, health services and the built environment. Your views will help build a wider national picture and directly inform Thomas Pocklington Trust’s business planning and priorities for the next three years—so your voice can help shape future change.

Your feedback will be immeasurably valuable to our work. So please come along, sit, chat, and tell us what’s important to you as a blind or partially sighted person. Amy is there to listen and to make sure your views are fed back to a national sight loss charity working across the UK.

And of course… there will be tea, coffee, and plenty of biscuits!