Angel Eyes NI – Website BWBF – Website Guide Dogs Tech for All – Website Henshaws Grants & Advice Guide – Website The Powell Family Foundation – Website RSBC – Website VICTA – Website
Parents and Carers
Sometimes it can be difficult to determine what is best for your child and where to go for advice and support.
Habilitation VI UK is primarily a professional body with a responsibility to provide continuing professional development and support for Hab Specialists. However, here you will find several pages of information and links to help you support your child with a vision impairment in achieving their potential in mobility and independence skills. These are not prioritised in any way, so scroll through and keep checking back as new items and features will be added regularly.
Local sight loss organisations
Find your local sight loss service here – Welcome to Visionary
or here RNIB Sightline Directory – services and organisations
if you click on Search you can add additional filters.
Féach
A parent led organisation that connects, informs and empowers.
Angel Eyes NI
Family support Grants & financial advice
Scottish Sensory Centre
The Scottish Sensory Centre’s website has useful information on a wide range of topics such as information on various eye conditions (along with implications and useful tips), low vision aids, equipment, braille and more.
ClearVision Books
ClearVision is a postal lending library of children’s book designed to be shared by visually impaired and sighted children and adults
The Amber Trust
The Amber Trust provides musical opportunities for blind and partially sighted children, and children with more complex needs, via its Music Awards and Music Services
British Blind Sport
British Blind Sport aim to ensure that sport and leisure facilities are accessible to every blind or partially sighted person in the UK, with the intention of improving their physical health and self-esteem. Adults and children are encouraged to participate at whatever level they choose be it grassroots or up to international competitive level. Blind...
The Royal Society for Blind Children
At The Royal Society for Blind Children (RSBC), we want every blind and partially sighted child, young person and their family to have the skills and confidence to live life without limits.We aim to help every child and young person to find and fulfil their own unique potential. We’re there for you from the point...