We provide a wide range of practical, emotional and social support for people living with sight loss, visual impairment and their families. Our services include specialist counselling relating to sight loss, volunteer and befriending support, regular Sight Life social groups, day trips and community activities, including our Visionary Seniors project, as well as our quarterly Sight News publication, available in a range of accessible formats including print, braille, CD, USB and email. Our Vision Loss Advisors provide personalised advice and support in people’s homes, including guidance on low vision aids, magnifiers, registration, entitlements and other available services. We also offer Assistive Technology Support, helping people make the most of smartphones, tablets, computers and voice-activated technology, alongside demonstrations of specialist equipment such as digital magnifiers and other visual aids. Our support extends to training and employment, information and signposting, Low Vision Clinics, Community Engagement Forums and a specialist CVI Officer who supports adults with registration. We work with schools to raise awareness of vision impairment, accessibility and inclusion. Our Vision in Motion project, offers support and activities for children and young people accompanied by a parent or carer. We also provide specialist Grassroots Domestic Abuse Support, accessible transport through our minibus service, and opportunities for community connection, friendship and peer support. Whatever your needs, we are here to listen, provide information and help you access the right support.