Blind Ambition at Sight Village Central – 7th and 8th July 2025

Sight Village Logo

Sight Village is the UK’s leading exhibition and an essential event in the blind and low-vision calendar. It draws thousands of visitors seeking to explore the latest technology, products, and support services. This is more than just an exhibition—it’s a fully sensory experience where you can explore, engage, and be inspired.

We’re excited to announce that Blind Ambition will be at Sight Village Central at the Eastside Rooms Conference Centre in Birmingham on Monday 7th July and Tuesday 8th July 2025.

Come Find Us

We’ll be in Aisle 1 of the main exhibition hall—please drop by! We’d love to meet you, hear your story, and share how Blind Ambition is supporting the visually impaired community across the UK. Whether you’re navigating next steps in employment, training, education, or self-employment, we’re here to help.

Seema behind the Blind Ambition stand at sight village 2024
“True inclusion happens when we empower both individuals and organisations—with the tools, the mindset, and the lived experience to lead meaningful change.” — Seema Flower, Founder of Blind Ambition

Seminar Sessions: How Blind Ambition is Helping

Join our founder, Seema Flower, for a motivational and practical seminar on how Blind Ambition is breaking down barriers and creating real opportunities for blind and partially sighted people.

Training for Organisations and Employers

We also work directly with companies and service providers to improve accessibility and workplace inclusion. Our professional services include:

We believe inclusive practice starts with awareness, is strengthened through training, and leads to meaningful change.

Supporting Blind and Partially Sighted People

We offer a growing range of training and empowerment programmes, including:

With the launch of our new Blind Ambition Recruitment Website, we’re taking inclusive employment to the next level.

Seminar Times

  • Monday 7th July 2025, 1.35 pm – 2.05 pm, Seminar Room 2

  • Tuesday 8th July 2025, 11.45 am – 12.15 pm, Seminar Room 1

Why You Should Attend

Sight Village is more than an exhibition—it’s a hands-on showcase where you can experience products, talk to innovators, and connect with professionals and peers.

You will:

  • Discover new accessible technologies and services

  • Connect with inclusive employers, charities, and trainers

  • Learn about training programmes for both individuals and organisations

  • Experience tools and products in a supportive, sensory-rich environment

Event Details

  • Dates:
    Monday 7th July (10.00 am–4.00 pm)
    Tuesday 8th July (9.30 am–3.30 pm)

  • Venue:
    Eastside Rooms Conference Centre, Woodcock Street, Birmingham B7 4BL

  • Admission:
    Free to attend – Find out more and register here

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