CHECT has kindly been gifted by Essilor Ltd (Thornbury branch) four OrCam MyEye devices which we would like to offer free of charge to members via a lucky dip.
The OrCam MyEye is a small, wearable device that attaches magnetically to the side of most glasses. Using a camera and text-to-speech technology it reads text aloud (newspapers, books, screens) and recognises faces or products. It is specifically designed for people who are blind, visually impaired, or have reading difficulties (such as dyslexia). They can be used by adults and children (typically aged 6+).
To enter by 5pm on 1st September please email info@chect.org.uk with OrCam Lucky Dip as the subject header, and your name, address and telephone number in the body of the email. Alternatively you can call us to enter on 020 7377 5578.
We will notify the lucky recipients by 5th September.
Please note:
- Entrants must be members of the Childhood Eye Cancer Trust (CHECT) who either have a retinoblastoma diagnosis themselves, or are the parent of a child with a retinoblastoma diagnosis.
- Entrants must either have a CVI (Certificate of Visual Impairment) themselves, or be the parent of a child with a CVI.
- If you are entering on behalf of a child, they must be aged 6+.
- CHECT is not responsible for the condition of the OrCam device, or any malfunctions which may occur after receipt.
- The OrCam device is not for resale.
- View further T&C’s here.