Why Self-Employment Should Be Supported
Dan Williams, founding director of Visualise Training and Consultancy, looks at the benefits of self-employment for people with disabilities. In twenty-fourteen, I walked into the
Dan Williams, founding director of Visualise Training and Consultancy, looks at the benefits of self-employment for people with disabilities. In twenty-fourteen, I walked into the
Daniel Williams of Visualise Training and Consultancy examines the misconceptions surrounding reasonable adjustments for employees with sensory impairments. You’d think by now we’d have cracked
Blindness doesn’t stop people from running successful businesses. In fact, many blind entrepreneurs are redefining what it means to be a business owner by proving
Daniel Williams of Visualise Training and Consultancy discusses the challenges and opportunities he has experienced as a disabled entrepreneur. Introduction I have encountered many obstacles
In this article, Daniel Williams of Visualise Training and Consultancy looks at the barriers blind athletes face and how they overcome them. When it comes
In one episode our podcast series, we had the privilege of interviewing Hayley, a visually impaired civil servant, about her experiences concerning workplace assessments, adjustments,
If you are a person living with a disability, it’s frustrating that you cannot just turn up at the station, get on a train and travel wherever you want to go to the same as everyone else, due to the fact that you need to book assistance at least 24 hours in advance. How many of us, with such busy lives live 24 hours in advance?
Lots of people, including those who have been blind since childhood, haven’t the foggiest what being blind is supposed to look like so comments like ‘You don’t look blind’ can be somewhat baffling.
Does your dog know when the man is green on the crossing?!
Will it take you to the pub if you tell it to?!
What a lovely blind dog you have there! You don’t look blind! Enjoy these and many other hilarious comments that Guide Dog owners regularly hear!