Survey for people with Visual Impairment on experiences of Access to Work
- Area of Work: Scottish Sensory Hub
- Type: News Item
- Published: 30th January 2026
If you have a Visual Impairment and any experience of using the Access to Work scheme, please take this survey.
The UK Government are planning reforms to the Access to Work scheme.
RNIB want to make sure some of the most expensive aspects of the scheme are protected – including support workers – whatever the outcome of these reforms.
If you have a Visual Impairment and have any experience of applying for, or using the Access to Work scheme, please complete this survey.
Sharing your experiences could help RNIB make the case to MPs and decision-makers as to why Access to Work is essential, and why the scheme should continue to fund the support currently available to people with Visual Impairment.
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