On this week's show, Steven finds out about the importance of volunteering with RNIB Community Facilitators Danielle and Natasha, plus Joe Kenny from RNIB Northern Ireland talks about the brand new podcast for blind and partially sighted people. There's also an interview with the world's first fashion model with albinism, and we meet another RNIB Connector - this time it's blind singer and actress Sarah Caltieri. #TheWeeklyConnect #RNIBConnect

On this week's show, Steven Scott presents some of the best bits from The Weekly Connect from the past few weeks. Join the conversation - [email protected] #TheWeeklyConnect #RNIBConnect

Established in 1865, Sight Support became Sight Cymru. With its head office in Pontypool, Sight Cymru prides itself on being the only entirely Welsh sight loss agency that provides services throughout Wales. #RNIBConnect #TheWeeklyConnect

Steven speaks to Don Hyams from Assist Me, a new app that helps those of us with disabilities to book assistance for travel. It's currently a pilot scheme but has big ambitions. #RNIBConnect #TheWeeklyConnect

Getting into employment is a major hurdle for people with visual impairments. The process of applying and employer attitudes are big factors in blind or partially sighted people not getting an interview, never mind an offer. However, projects from RNIB have been successful in securing opportunities for us to show our skills and prove ourselves to employers. Chris is one such recipient of this kind of support - Steven Scott met up with him recently to find out how he benefitted from support within RNIB in Scotland. #RNIBConnect #TheWeeklyConnect

A blind woman has won a landmark legal challenge over the height of kerbs in a multi-million pound regeneration scheme in Lisburn, Northern Ireland. Joanna Toner secured a ruling that the council overseeing the city centre project breached its legal duty to ensure equality for disabled people. She said the lower kerbs were "dangerous" as she could not tell where the pavement ended and the road began. #RNIBConnect #TheWeeklyConnect

Our big story is all about that landmark ruling in Northern Ireland where blind woman Joanna Toner won a major legal challenge over the height of kerbs in a multi-million pound regeneration scheme in her home town of Lisburn. Also if you are interested in getting into employment, you might want to listen to Chris Dewar's story as he talks about how RNIB in Scotland helped him get a job. And we head to Wales to find out about our Society of the Week - this week it is Sight Cymru which began life back in 1865! #RNIBConnect #TheWeeklyConnect

If you are fascinated by the universe around us and would like to talk to other like minded people, then Liz Frankland might just be able to help. She is keen to develop a phone group to discuss the universe and all it offers. Contact #TheWeeklyConnect to get in touch with Liz by emailing [email protected]. #RNIBConnect

If you've heard about the volunteer role of RNIB Connector and would like to learn more about it, then listen to Katherine's story of how she got involved. #RNIBConnect #TheWeeklyConnect

If you are wondering what is out there for blind and partially sighted people, especially if you have recently lost your vision, why not take part in RNIB's Finding Your Feet course. Bernie Reddingtons explains how they work with Sofia Asif. #RNIBConnect #TheWeeklyConnect