Adapting to and learning to live with sight loss can be bewildering, and it can be challenging to know who to turn to in order to get the answers you need. Our team have got the answers. And if they don't, they know where to find them. 

We will provide support and a listening ear on a wide range of topics which can include, but are not limited to:    

 

  • Changes to your home. Making your home a safer and easier place to live when your sight is changing is important; together with you we'll look at the changes that are right for you.

  • Alternative ways of reading, accessing information and the formats which will work best for you.

  • Registering as blind or partially sighted. Not sure if this would be useful to you? We can guide you on the benefits that registration opens.

Info and Advice

Top 10 most popular low vision aids

Sight Scotland Veterans rehabilitation officer Fiona gives insight into the top ten most popular low vision aids the charity issues to its members.

Top five tips for eye health in older people

Here are our five tops tips for eye health in older people.

Top tips for cooking with a visual impairment

There are plenty of techniques and pieces of equipment that can help blind and partially sighted people to cook safely.

Types of mobility canes for vision impairment

Mobility 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.

Why sight loss can affect sleep

Sleep is essential for our general health and wellbeing. However, vision loss can affect the body’s sleep schedule. People with visual impairment can experience more insomnia and tiredness during the day, as a result.

Winter safety tips for people with a visual impairment

Sight Scotland Veterans rehabilitation officer, Katrina, gives her tips for staying safe and maintaining independence while out and about when the winter weather sets in.

Have a question about sight loss? Get in touch.

Get expert advice and practical help for yourself or a veteran you care for by completing the form below or calling the number at the top right of your screen. Our freephone line is open for calls 10am - 4pm Monday to Thursday and 10am - 3pm Friday.