The video takes viewers on a journey through Bradbury Fields’ work, showcasing the positive impact of tailored support, social opportunities and specialist training. It features blind and partially sighted people as they take part in crucial mobility training, technology sessions, kitchen skills training and recreational activities — demonstrating how the charity fosters confidence, inclusion and independence.
"We are absolutely thrilled with this video," said Louise Miller, Engagement Lead at Bradbury Fields. "United Wolves Productions has beautifully captured the heart of what we do. Every day, we strive to make a meaningful difference in the lives of blind and partially sighted people and this video tells that story in such a powerful and authentic way."
With a legacy spanning 5 generations in Liverpool, Bradbury Fields continues to be a pillar of support for the visually impaired community, offering services that enhance quality of life and promote inclusion. The charity hopes this new video will help raise awareness of the crucial work it does and encourage more people to get involved — whether through volunteering, donations, or simply spreading the word.
The promotional video is now available to watch online: youtube.com/watch?v=P6y1a5uGoZk&t=7s
For more information about Bradbury Fields and how you can support its work, visit: bradburyfields.org.uk or follow the charity on social media:
- Facebook: Bradbury Fields
- Instagram: @bradburyfields
- X: @BradburyF & @bradtheelephant
- LinkedIn: Bradbury Fields
For more information about United Wolves Productions, head to unitedwolvesproductions.com