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For that moment it all clicks

Together we get life-changing technology into the hands of people living with sight loss and build confidence that changes everything.

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Say hello to Visably

Powered by our deepest-ever independent research with people living with sight loss, British Wireless for the Blind Fund is now Visably.

We're here to help people living with sight loss with their tech until it clicks – growing confidence, connection, and independence for every tomorrow.

Explore our research and how we're changing
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Visably service user Dyfrig sits in a chair in a room with bookshelves. He is laughing and his Concerto 3 radio from Visably is on a table next to him

We connect people with tech

Tech works best when confidence comes first. We get the right technology into the hands of people living with sight loss, and help you make the most of it.

That means understanding what you need, matching you with the right device and the right support, and following up until you feel truly in control.

About us

Get support

Wherever you are on your tech journey, we are here to help. Get in touch and find out if you could get a free device for you or your loved one.

Meet Ian

“You feel a hand on your back sometimes. People making sure you’re okay. That’s football.” There aren't many things more dear to Ian than his beloved Bristol Rovers. Thanks to our support, Ian's still in the stands cheering his team on with his footie family.

Read about Ian and the 5,229 others we supported in 2025.

Our impact
Ian and his wife sit laughing at the garden table while he uses his pocket radio from Visably.
Doreen, who got a free Echo Dot from Visably at the age of 95, smiles as she sits in an armchair with her device next to her
A sepia historical photo of young men unloading boxes labelled Visably off a truck.

How it all began

Our charity was born in the 1920s, when a group of mates built a makeshift braille-dial radio—or ‘wireless’—for their friend, blinded war veteran Sir Ernest Towse.

That simple act of love brought so much joy to Ernest that he created British Wireless for the Blind Fund, the charity now called Visably.

Our story
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