Hillingdon Vision has been delighted to work closely with the Stroke Association, helping to capture, create, and share lasting memories with their community. On a recent visit to the de Havilland Museum, our team photographed the day’s activities so that stroke survivors and their families could relive the special moments. We also designed striking roller banners to support their events and awareness campaigns, and we’re now preparing a micro-documentary to showcase the incredible stories of resilience within the group. Beyond documenting, we run accessible photography workshops that introduce stroke survivors to the art of photography, using adapted equipment to ensure everyone can take part. Our commitment goes further with regular visits to engage with members, as well as practical support through loans of equipment, such as marquees, to help make their events a success.

The Hillingdon Narrowboat Association has become a cherished partner in our community work, offering unique opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to experience life on the water. We’ve supported their projects by providing photography, filming, and promotional materials that showcase the joy and inclusivity of their trips. From capturing family outings to documenting community events along the canal, our role has been to highlight the association’s dedication to accessibility and connection. Together, we continue to celebrate the waterways as a space where community spirit and adventure flow side by side.

Hillingdon Vision is proud to support the Mayor of Hillingdon Charitable Trust, working to highlight and promote the Mayor’s chosen charities each year. Through our photography, filming, and media coverage, we help shine a spotlight on the incredible organisations making a difference across the borough. One of the annual highlights we cover is the Mayor’s Picnic, a much-loved community event that brings residents together in celebration while raising funds and awareness for local causes. By documenting these moments, we not only capture the spirit of the day but also ensure the Mayor’s charitable initiatives reach and inspire a wider audience.

Hillingdon Vision is proud to be working in partnership with MIND Hillingdon, creating opportunities that combine creativity, wellbeing, and community spirit. We take referrals from MIND for training, volunteering, and skill-building, helping individuals find positive pathways forward. Looking ahead, we’re preparing a special art project that will culminate in a major exhibition later this year, showcasing the talent and resilience of participants. To build towards that, we’ve launched a weekly art workshop with MIND members, starting with a powerful T-shirt project: the front carrying things to look forward to, and the back symbolising challenges to overcome or leave behind. Our team is also very proud to have received training from MIND, ensuring we can work safely, sensitively, and effectively with people facing mental health challenges, while celebrating their creativity and strength

Hillingdon Vision has been honoured to work alongside the Daniella Logun Foundation since 2020, supporting their mission to carry forward Daniella’s legacy of hope and compassion. Over the years, we’ve provided photography, filming, and media support to help share the foundation’s inspiring story and amplify its message within the community. From documenting fundraising events to producing visuals that highlight their vital work with children and families, our partnership has been rooted in showcasing the impact of their efforts. We remain deeply committed to supporting the foundation’s journey, ensuring that Daniella’s spirit continues to shine through every project and every story told.

Hillingdon Vision proudly supported Michael Sobell Hospice by photographing and filming their thrilling firewalk event, capturing every courageous step as participants braved the glowing embers to raise vital funds. The team documented the energy, determination, and community spirit of the evening, ensuring that every smile, cheer, and spark was preserved for the hospice and its supporters to relive. Not stopping at just covering the action, the Hillingdon Vision team even braved the flames themselves—walking across the fire and raising hundreds of pounds in just a few days to further support the hospice’s invaluable work.