Community & Culture

Behind every journey is a community — volunteers, interns, founders, and everyday moments that shape Travel Hands. This collection shares the human side of our story: team reflections, celebrations, and the people building something meaningful together.

Travel Hands is hiring a Business Development Executive

Join Travel Hands as a Business Development Executive and help expand opportunities for accessible travel in London.

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Ruby's Graphic Design Internship Experience with Us

My role as a graphic design intern is to create attractive, eye-catching illustrations that Visually Impaired People and sighted people can find joy and pleasure looking at. Also, to help people understand VIPs World Services goals and what our hardworking, wonderful team has to offer.

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Emilie Lim's Experience with Inclusive Design with Us

For anyone who doesn’t know what inclusive design means, it means designing for a wider audience that fits the needs of “everyone”. 

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Travel Hands is Very Important for the World Moving Forward

Travel Hands is a service designed to ease the outdoor commute of VIP (Visually Impaired People) by pairing them with sighted & verified volunteers to walk together to similar destinations ensuring a safe, convenient, and inexpensive travel experience.

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Eversure Charged Improved the User Experience and SEO with VIP World

See how Eversure improved website accessibility, user experience and SEO through collaboration with VIP World.

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Celebrating the Stories of BAME VIP Community Members: Black History Month

Celebrate Black History Month by exploring stories and experiences shared by BAME members of the visually impaired community.

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COVID-19 Counterattack by VIP World

Discover how VIP World responded to the challenges of COVID-19 and supported visually impaired people during uncertain times.

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Celebrating Christmas During a Pandemic

Read how members of the visually impaired community found ways to celebrate Christmas and stay connected during the pandemic.

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A Message for All, Those with a Vision Impairment or Not: The World Post-Lockdown, We're Counting on Each Other

Read reflections on life after lockdown and how communities can support people with and without vision impairments.

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