Visionscope

The story of a blind man who is using his disability to motivate and rehabilitate blind men and women in Kenya.

Courtny Cook is a graduate of The Salvation Army School for the Blind in Jamaica. His story shows grit and determination.

Dr. Fletcher is a graduate of the Salvation Army School for the blind who is now an educator in Pennsylvania, USA.

The story of a blind man who shows grit and determination

This is the story of aa determined individual who despite his blindness, is a poultry farmer, a community leader, a musician and a family man.

Percy Visionsoul is a broadcaster and rights of disability advocate in South Africa. Recently he shared his story with King Rocco and me.

The story of a woman from Guyana who became blind as an adult, her struggles and how she coped with the many challenges.

Christine Campbel shares her life story with king Rocco and me.

Daniel Chambers is from St. Vincent and The Grenadines. In this interview, first aired on UVC radio, he shared his story with King Rocco and me.

Ganesh Singh is programme manager for the Guyana Council for Persons With Disabilities. King Rocco and I had the pleasure of interviewing him on UVC radio. This is an edited version.

Recently, Gavin Gopi King Rocco and I held a discussion among ourselves and we asked the question Are men being marginalized and we came to some conclusions which we shared. The programme was first aired on UVC radio.

Camille is a graduate of the Salvation Army School For The Blind in Jamaica. She shared some life experiences with King Rocco, Gavin Gopi and me.

Christine is a mother of four. In this episode, she talks about her struggle in Jamaica to get adequate support and her persistence which led her into advocacy.

This is an edited version of a discussion held on UVC radio on the programme Tell it like it is. Those taking partn in the programme were Gavin Gopi, King Rocco and Wilbert Williams.

Lions clubs have been providing service to the Jamaican community for over fifty years. The St. Andrew Lions president was interviewed on UVC radio. This is an edited version of that interview.

Rev. Mansingh, Sr. Pastor of Poonah Open Bible Church, Trinidad and Tobago, shared his story on UVC Radio. This is an edited version.

Those taking part in the discussion were King Rocco, Gavin Gopi, Kellesha Tailor and Wilbert Williams.  The program was first aired on UVC radio.

Those participating in the discussion were King Rocco, Gavin Gopi, Kellesha Tailor and Wilbert Williams.  The programme was first aired on UVC radio.

King Rocco, Gavin Gopi and I discussed the topic on the weekly talk show "tell it Like it is," aired on UVC radio.  This is an edited version of that programme. 

Nashana Francis migrated to the United Kingdom as a teenager. She talked to King Rocco and me aabout her experiences.  She is also an author and poet.  This is an edited version of a programme first aired on UVC radio.

Recently King Rocco andI chatted with Thomas Williamson, an internet radio broadcaster and church pastor. The programme is an edited version which was first aired on UVC radio.

Richard Brown and one of his film crew, Alton Gordon, chatted with King Rocco, Gavin and me about film making in Jamaica.  This programme was first aired on UVC radio. This is an edited version. 

In recognition of disabilities week, King Rocco, Gavin Gopi and I discussed the topic on UVC radio.  This is an edited version of the programme Tell it Like it is. 

Andrew Dennis, AKA Miss Pearly Grandson, is an educator with twenty years' experience. He shared with Gavin Gopi, King Rocco and me, his difficulty in migrating from Jamaica to England and then to the United States of America and some coping strategies used in caring for a daughter with physical challenges.  

Marlon Pariaho is a serving officer in the Trinidad and Tobago police force.  In a recent interview on UVC radio he talked about how he became blind eleven years ago and the fases he weent through.