Give Vision

13/01/2026

The average Premier League ticket now costs £59.70. Across 19 home games, that’s £1,134.30 a season!

The magic of matchday shouldn’t depend on eyesight.

Only 1 out of the 20 Premier League grounds has invested in visual solutions for their partially blind fans, despite rising ticket prices.

Huge praise for Crystal Palace Football Club, leading the way in inclusivity and providing GiveVision technology for their low vision fans 👏

11/01/2026

06/01/2026

Every Premier League club publishes ESG commitments…

…but only ONE invested in visual accessibility for fans this season 👏​

Real impact happens in the stands - not in a PDF.

Crystal Palace Football Club took the first step. Who’s next?

04/01/2026

🌍 World Braille Day

Most fans glance at a sign like this without a second thought.

But for many visually impaired people we work with, navigating a stadium - and everyday life - relies on accessible information like Braille.

Not everyone who is blind or has low vision uses Braille.

Many people use audio tools, large print, or screen readers. But Braille remains essential because it allows people to read, write, and navigate independently, by touch.

Braille is a system of raised dots read with the fingertips, and it plays a vital role in literacy, orientation, and independence.

That’s why World Braille Day matters.

♿ Accessibility starts with awareness. Share this to help others understand why Braille still matters.

02/01/2026

📝 In 2026, the best-run venue accessibility departments will:

• Upgrade outdated services
• Prioritise fans with disabilities in stadium improvement budgets
• Measure impact, not box-ticking
• Collaborate with innovators instead of relying on legacy systems
• Put funding into tech that actually changes the experience

Stadiums and venues that treat accessibility as “nice to have” are already behind.

ACCESS IS NOT OPTIONAL.

Stadiums and venues that see it as part of fan experience are about to surge ahead.

2026 starts today, is your club or venue working on breaking down barriers to access?

31/12/2025

The quote of the year 🤣​

Here’s to making sports and entertainment more accessible in 2026 🥂

30/12/2025

It’s been a big year working all across the UK and France! Here are some of our 2025 highlights 🤩

25/12/2025

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 🎅

*Warning. Picture may be AI generated. GiveVision team member faces have been altered and extra unknown individuals have been added to the picture.

20/12/2025

Bringing the Stage Closer! 🌟🎭​

Accessibility tech isn't just for sports - it's transforming the theatre experience too!

A group led by Metro Blind Sport recently used GiveVision low-vision headsets at A Christmas Carol at the Old Vic in London.

Fran from Metro Blind Sport said: "The impact the technology had on our attendees was incredibly positive and truly transformed their spectating experience."

Paresh, one of the users, added: “The headset gave me a whole new way of looking at the performance of Christmas Carol as if I had gotten my vision back.”

17/12/2025

The first visually impaired person to commentate on a Premier League match 👏​

Crystal Palace Football Club fan Neale Ormston made history on Sunday using GiveVision technology to commentate on Sunday's match against Manchester City 🎙️

Crystal Palace fan Neale Ormston becomes first visually impaired person to commentate on a Premier League game using a specially made headset.

15/12/2025

This is why we do it ❤️

12/12/2025

Visually impaired fans experience all of highs and lows of matchday just like everyone else!

GiveVision makes this all a little bit easier for sports fans worldwide 🙌