Supporting Someone with Sight Loss

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You can make a difference

When someone you care about is living with sight loss, you might be unsure how best to support them. It can be an emotional time for both of you, and knowing where to turn for information and advice is important.

At Vista, we understand that every person’s experience of sight loss is unique. That is why we offer tailored guidance and services for people of all ages, as well as support for family members, friends and carers.

How we can help you support them

We can give you:

Practical advice on adapting daily life at home, work or school
Information on the services, equipment and technology available
Emotional support to help you and your loved one adjust
Opportunities to connect with other families and carers in similar situations

Choose the information that’s right for you

Supporting an Adult - Find practical tips, emotional support and services for helping an adult adjust to sight loss.
Supporting a Child - Learn about the specialist support Vista offers for children and young people with sight loss, and how we can help parents and carers.

If you’d like to speak to our team for advice or just to talk things through, contact us:

Call 0116 249 8839

Email info@vistablind.org.uk