Helping Visually Impaired People Move Through London With Confidence
For many visually impaired people (VIPs), getting around the city isn’t simple. Busy streets and unfamiliar routes can turn everyday journeys into overwhelming challenges.
Travel Hands connects VIPs with trained volunteer guides, helping them travel safely and confidently, whether it’s attending an appointment, going to work, or simply getting outside.
What may seem like a small journey can mean independence, confidence, and connection. Your support helps make these moments possible.
Help Mia Attend Her Hospital Appointment Safely
Date: 15 April 2026
Duration: 3 hours
Details:
- Pick-up from home and support to the taxi
- Guided travel to Queen Mary’s Hospital
- Assistance in navigating the hospital environment
- Support for the return journey back home
Attending a hospital appointment can be stressful, especially when travelling alone with visual impairment. With the right support, Mia can focus on her appointment without worrying about the journey. Your help ensures she can travel safely and return home with confidence.Attending events can be challenging for a visually impaired person, especially in crowded and unfamiliar spaces. With a Travel Hands guide by her side, Mary can fully participate, move around safely, and enjoy the experience with confidence.
Can’t donate? Volunteer as a Guide
Help Ada Reach the Airport Safely (Assistance with Check-in)
Date: 13 April 2026
Duration: Up to 3 hours
Details:
- Pick-up from home and support to the taxi
- Guided travel to Luton Airport
- Assistance navigating the airport
- Help with check-in
Travelling to the airport can be stressful for a VIP. With the support of a Travel Hands guide, Ada can make this journey safely and with confidence.
Can’t donate? Volunteer as a Guide
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