Summary: This section provides information for people who are related to, working with, or supporting people with sight loss. It also provides information for people looking to learn more about sight loss and the prevention of sight loss.
Learn some basic techniques to help you guide a person with a vision impairment.
Read more about simple hints and tips on ways you can assist a person with sight loss
Find out how motorists and pedestrians can assist a person who is blind or vision impaired.
Learn more about looking after your sight and prevention of sight loss.
Tips and advice on caring for and raising a child with a vision impairment.
Information for people who may interact with friends or relatives or colleagues.
Meeting and greeting co-workers and employees with sight loss, as well as guides on training and the hiring process.
Training, teaching and catering for the needs of people with vision impairments in an educational environment. Find an educational pack about sight loss aimed primary school teachers here too.
Advice for health professionals from all fields on how to best care for a person with sight loss.
Guides on the internal and external built environment and recommendations for signage.
Information on the causes of blindness and statistics from the NCBI register, as well as general information for students on eye conditions, caring for your sight and sports and leisure activities for people with vision impairments.
Making your centre more accessible to customers with vision impairment and how to help people with sight problems to access gym facilities and get the most out of their fitness programmes.
A guide to providing a service for football supporters who are blind or vision impaired.
Read our guide on ways services can be made accessible to customers who are blind or vision impaired.
The following is some practical advice on how to meet the requirements of the Equality Acts 2000 – 2004 and the Disability Act 2005, as well as Part M of the Building Regulations, as they relate to people with impaired vision using hospital buildings – whether as inpatients, outpatients, visitors or employees.
Find out more about how to make your event or conference accessible to people who are blind or vision impaired.