The European languages are members of the same family. Their separate existence is a myth. For science, music, sport, etc, Europe uses the same vocabulary. Information and Advice Category Canaan Barrie on body signingCare for people with visual impairmentFor ProfessionalsIntroduction to BrailleLearning ResourcesLife skillsLiving IndependentlyNew to Sight Loss Sight ScotlandSight Scotland Veterans Topic Type BrailleCanaan Barrie on body signingFor educatorsLearning more about a diagnosis Life skillsRegistering your sight condition Staying active TechnologyTransport and mobility Filter Results Supporting someone with sight loss? We're there for you too As a relative, carer or friend, how do you help your loved one cope with losing their sight? Visual impairment affects everyone differently, and knowing how to be supportive can be challenging. We're here for you too. Find out more Swimming with sight lossSwimming is a great form of exercise for anyone of any age. Hawkhead Centre Officer and qualified swimming instructor, Abbie, shares her advice for enjoying swimming again after sight loss. Find out more The importance of cooking skills for people with visual impairmentLewis says it’s very important for young people with a visual impairment to learn to cook.Find out more Top 10 most popular low vision aidsSight Scotland Veterans rehabilitation officer Fiona gives insight into the top ten most popular low vision aids the charity issues to its members.Find out more Top five tips for eye health in older peopleHere are our five tops tips for eye health in older people.Find out more Top tips for cooking with a visual impairmentThere are plenty of techniques and pieces of equipment that can help blind and partially sighted people to cook safely.Find out more Travel concessions and travel cards for blind and partially sighted peopleA summary of some travel concessions and travel cards for which blind and partially sighted people could be eligible.Find out more Types of mobility canes for vision impairmentMobility canes are a form of mobility aid that enable blind or visually impaired people to go about their daily business when out and about, especially in unfamiliar areas.Find out more Unified English Braille (UEB)Since braille's creation in the 19th century, different braille codes have developed in countries across the world. Today, the primary braille code in the United Kingdom is Unified English Braille Find out more Using tactile resources to support visually impaired children's reading skillsSally Paterson, a Qualified Teacher of Visual Impairment, explains why books with tactile illustrations are so important for children with visual impairment.Find out more What is braille?Braille is a tactile system that allows blind and partially sighted people to access literacy by reading and writing.Find out more What is diabetic retinopathy?Learn about How diabetic retinopathy affects the eyes and vision.Find out more Pagination « First page ‹ Previous page … 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 › Next page » Last page