This Bingo game has activities of daily living and household chores in each square. Younger students and those with multiple disabilities can get a Bingo by completing various activities. See more…..
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.
Could you design a book?
Could you create a picture book for a child who cannot see pictures? Enjoying books is, for most young children, an essential part of childhood. Tactile image books like those in ClearVision’s collection are the solution for blind or partially sighted children. Click on the link below for more information on the Typhlo and Tactus...
Useful links for parents
These links will take you to external sites and external booklets and information. Habilitation VI UK takes no responsibility for content and does not necessarily endorse the views presented on these sites. However they offer you a guide as to some of the services available. Please ensure you contact your local services for information on...
Coming up to voting Age? Â
Watch this BBC video to see how to vote when severely Visually Impaired. How to Vote Video
BBC Ouch
BBC Ouch programmes page. The magic button on pelican crossings http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-ouch-22706881
LOOK-UP
LOOK-UK supports young people and families living with a vision impairment Are you a young person up to the age of 29 and have a vision impairment, or are you a parent of a vision impaired child? Then we want to hear from you.
WonderBaby.org
www.WonderBaby.org is dedicated to providing information and support to parents of visually impaired & disabled children. In addition to the website, find wonderbaby on facebook and twitter. Loads of brilliant articles.
Liquid Level Indicators
Check out two useful ways of using a liquid level indicator! liquid level indicators
Keep up with your children as they learn braille
click for braille resources find an online course here or a more accessible version for those with vision impairment here