How can we make Worcester a better place to live, work and visit for visually impaired people?

Invitation to an Open Space Event at Worcester Royal Porcelain Works, 8th December 2.00pm. 

We have an exciting idea – but we need your help.
Worcester can be a wonderful place to live, work, study and visit. But for people who are blind or visually impaired,  Worcester poses many challenges that sighted people might never contemplate.  We want to change that.  New College Worcester, in collaboration with the city’s theatre, learning and digital tech company C&T, have secured a grant from the National Lottery’s Awards For All Scheme. 
We want to make a new app for smartphones that makes the city’s streets, shops and services more accessible to people with a visual impairment whilst at the same time giving our sighted neighbours the chance to experience the city from the perspective of a visually impaired person.  
We have lots of ideas of how to do this, however, we want everyone in Worcester to feel part of the process. If you or a member of your family is VI, if you run a shop or business and want to be more welcoming, or just think you have a skill or perspective to share, we would like you to join us for a free and open discussion on 8th December.
The event is free and open to all. The Royal Porcelain Works is fully accessible. Refreshments are available.   
Apart from our big idea we are open to all your thoughts, thinking and perspectives. Our project and app will be better for your contribution!
To find out  and reserve a place contact info@candt.org
Look forward to seeing you on the 8th December at 2.00pm! 
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