Is your MP a champion for their blind and partially sighted constituents?

Around two million people in the UK have sight loss severe enough to have a significant impact on their daily lives. With an average of 492 people registered blind or partially sighted in every UK constituency, MPs have a crucial role in championing their rights in Parliament.

"We've already heard back from MPs who say “RNIB worked with me in my constituency on some really important work" and "RNIB do useful and relevant briefings and engage in first class work."

Enter your postcode to find out if your MP is an RNIB champion yet.

What does an RNIB champion do?

Being an RNIB champion means we'll work with your MP so they can better support their blind or partially sighted constituents. We'll do this by providing local sight loss data, our expertese on casework and briefings on important debates and legislation. We'll also invite them to face to face events in their constituency and across the country to learn first-hand about the issues.

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