If you're looking for support for yourself, a loved one or someone you support, our team can be there for you.
Together we'll tackle vision loss, and find ways to regain confidence, live actively and restore independence.
Our tailored support is delivered by experienced experts. Find out how we can be there for you through our range of services.
We understand that sight loss can be scary, but it needn't be that way. With the right support things can be very different – which is where we come in.
How we can help you
Get free support from our dedicated team
If you need to talk to someone about sight loss, we'll listen. We'll explore what living with sight loss means for you or the person you support, and talk through your concerns, finding solutions together.
Rehabilitation services in Edinburgh and the Lothians
We provide support to people affected by sight loss, and help to maintain and build their independence.
Advice & resources
Whether you're looking for guidance for yourself, or want to know more about how to support someone with sight loss or blindness, we are here to help.
Community events
You can get involved in our fortnightly and monthly events for people, and parents of children, with visual impairment.
Popular on Sight Scotland
Our new names
We are proud to announce the new names of our two sister charities and share why we changed our names. We’ve continually adapted to ensure we're there for people with sight loss, and will be there in the future too.
When a loved one is facing up to sight loss, we know it can be hard to know where to start.
At Sight Scotland, we know that sight loss is challenging not only for the individual but for the people around them too.
That’s why our new services support family members and friends to, in turn, support their loved one adapt to sight loss. From the point of diagnosis, when it's most difficult to know where to turn - we'll be there.
We can equip you to be the best possible support for your loved one.
Get in touch if you need a helping hand.
Family Wellbeing Service case study: Margaret and Colin
Colin contacted Sight Scotland’s Family Wellbeing Service for some advice on magnification to help his mum, Margaret, after reading about our helpline in his local newspaper
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