On 1 July, Kellogg's announced the launch of a ground-breaking solution to accessible packaging across its entire range of cereals in Europe beginning in January 2022. With the help of the RNIB, they have taken a 'way finding' navigational technology solution, NaviLens and reshaped it for the retail sector. We spoke to Marc Powell, Strategic Accessibility Leader at the RNIB about NaviLens, the revolutionary retail app for blind and partially sighted people that offers both greater independence for the user as they navigate the store and more accessible information about the products they are purchasing.

Maddie White suffers from anxiety and depression which sometimes makes it difficult for her to navigate daily life, especially when out in a public place on her own. Maddie would often feel uncomfortable if she needed to ask a stranger for help finding something in a shop or to ask for directions if unsure of where to go, when taking public transport.

In this Sunflower Story, Paul Pengelly discusses how fibromyalgia impacts his physical and mental health.

It took almost three years for Paul to be diagnosed and his acceptance of his condition has been key to making adjustments, from pacing his life to using a scooter as well as making useful changes to his home environment.

Darren Carew was a career solider in the Army until an accident occurred which would change his life forever. In this conversation Darren explains how his whole world was turned upside down by the accident which has left him an amputee with a mild brain trauma, dyscalculia and PTSD. We talk about the impact his conditions have had on him and his family.

Matthew Tinsley, diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome (AS), has a degree in Modern Languages and spent his entire professional life working in the sphere of specialist bookshops. After many years struggling with alcoholism and two failed marriages, he overcame his addiction.