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A fabulous new publication, Nystagmus is … a guide for adults, is now available FREE from our online shop. The booklet is inspired by the wonderful Roger (pictured), who first contacted us … Continue reading Nystagmus is … a guide for adults
Thank you to everyone who sponsored Sue to knit 26 nystagmus mascots wearing running kit for her recent 2.6 challenge. Thank you, too, to everyone who ordered a mascot. All … Continue reading Sold out
The Nystagmus Network commissioned a YouGov survey in May 2020, ahead of Nystagmus Awareness Day on 20 June, to see how aware the UK population is of nystagmus. The survey … Continue reading A YouGov nystagmus awareness survey
WALK, JOG, or RUN Anywhere – Anytime… THROUGHOUT JUNE From 50 km up to 500 km… You choose Your challenge Sign Up Now… With relaxation of the restrictions on travel and exercise, June … Continue reading Boost it for June
The Nystagmus Network is delighted to have been awarded just over £8,000 in National Lottery funding to underpin its work supporting adults with nystagmus. The charity will use the funding … Continue reading The Nystagmus Network receives £8,000 from the National Lottery to increase our support services
Sue has finished her 2.6 challenge ahead of schedule. She has knitted 2.6 special edition Nystagmus Network mascots in less than 26 days! Each mascot wears running kit to signify … Continue reading Sue’s 2.6 challenge – complete!
Nystagmus Network launches online CET webinars for eye-care professionals The Nystagmus Network charity was founded in 1984 to support patients living with the condition. They currently have 500 members but … Continue reading Nystagmus Network launches webinar series for clinicians
Every Saturday at 7pm Please join us for our virtual quiz night every Saturday at 7pm. Get everyone together in one room, sign up, log in and away you go. … Continue reading Join our virtual quiz night
Guest post from Saima Begum, University College London I am a student at University College London, studying at the Institute of Education and I am emailing to ask for your … Continue reading Technology use in young people with impaired vision: a new study
A guest post from Rosaleen Dempsey, RNIB Hi there I am from the children’s services in RNIB. Wonder if you would mind sharing a survey for families about the impact … Continue reading The impact of COVID-19 on visually impaired children
