ALT We see a photograph of a visually impaired male accompanied by his female carer/partner as they enjoy a walk in a peaceful and beautiful park.

ALT We see a photograph of Carers Café in Croydon. Jason Perry, Croydon Mayor, spent time with carers in March 2026, listening to their experiences and seeing first-hand how they are supported by Carers First across the borough. Carers First were delighted to hear positive feedback, with carers sharing how much the support means to them and the difference it makes to their wellbeing.

ALT We see a poster displaying the theme of Carers Week 2026 which takes place between today (Monday 8 June) and Sunday 14 June. The theme is "Building carer friendly communities". We see a drawing of various buildings presented in lively colours under the logo of Carers Week and the theme as stated earlier (i.e., presented as a headline).

ALT We see a beautiful and peaceful photograph of two hands reaching out towards each other against a landscape of soft pink and purple tones.

ALT We see the image the brown eye on the right side of a female face alongside a green set of leaves. Dr Peter Osei-Bonsu, a Trustee and general Volunteer, shares a quote of his work raising awareness of eye health and the importance of maintaining healthy eyes.

ALT We appreciate two photographs. On the left, we can see a visual image of our Thursday Dance Group. On the right, we enjoy a poster celebrating Volunteers' Week 2026 which states "Thank you, Volunteers", and displays lovely and colourful stars.

ALT We see two photographs of delicious food: golden rice and vegetables on the left, and a stunning cheesecake with berries on the right. Thank you very much to the team, work experience students, and volunteers for a delicious lunch today and always!

ALT We see two beautiful and colourful photographs. One photo shows our "Keep Fit" exercise from this morning. A second visual image captures some of our attendees enjoying yesterday's lunch. We are grateful to volunteers, members, and staff for their relentless support, commitment, and passion. Happy Volunteers' Week 2026!

ALT We see a photograph of volunteers, members, and community partners at having lunch at Bedford Hall this afternoon. Nicola Newman (Croydon Vision CEO) shares a few words of gratitude and thanks our volunteers for their brilliant support. It was a lovely afternoon.

ALT We see a photo of Dr Paul Harper, a much-admired Croydon Vision Volunteer. He is holding a "Thank You" note prepared by Croydon Vision Staff. Although Paul is very tired after a busy weekend helping one of our Members with his house move, Paul continues to smile and has been supporting us today as always. A real super star!

ALT We see a poster with multi-coloured stars stating: "Thank you, Volunteers" as headline, and "Volunteers' Week" as strapline. As we approach the start of Volunteers' Week 2026 (Monday 1 June to Sunday 7 June), we emphasise our gratitude to all our Volunteers for their superb work and meaningful contribution to our community. Thank you!

ALT We see the image a Forget Me Not, a beautiful flower with sky-blue, five-petaled bloom, and a bright yellow and white centre. For the Alzheimer's Society, it represents remembrance, hope, solidarity, and the promise that people living with dementia and their loved ones will never face the disease alone.

ALT We see a poster promoting Pharmacy First services. It reminds us that most pharmacies can help us with common conditions without needed a GP appointment. The poster encourages us by stating: "Visit your Pharmacy First!".

ALT We see the image of a woman preparing to self-administer an eye drop into her right eye.