2020 has been a challenging year worldwide, and this has certainly been the case for OAB and for our clients. Vision impairment can be an isolating disability and can often leave people feeling lonely and needing to interact with others. During the COVUD-19 pandemic we have been working hard to contact all of our clients …
We are pleased to announce that the Trustees have authorised a 100 Club Draw to commence shortly.The Draw will be open to all.Every participant will have an equal chance to benefit. The rules and an application form are available below. In order to participate please complete and return the application form and standing order form …
Please find the message below from our friends at the Oxford Christmas Lunch. This year, instead of our usual community lunch, we’ll be cooking a traditionalChristmas Day lunch and bringing it to you on the 25th December. It’s all free andcooked with food from Oxford Food Bank.Families, individuals, households and small groups (if allowed by …
James Hart is an OAB client who is also a professional caterer. Until recently he was running is own business called Delicious who catered weddings and other events tp a high standard.James has decided to take a step back from the fast-paced and demanding world of catering as he comes to terms with vision loss …
Name: Kaz Daffeh Age: 31 From: Oxford Visual Impairment: optic pathway glioma, dyspraxia. Registered severely sigh impaired. Hobby: Crafts Describe yourself in one paragraph. I’ve always loved crafts, I fell in love with sewing machine at school and made everything from handbags to curtains. I was devastated when I lost the majority of my sight …
