Welcome to Sight Support West of England

Whether you’re adjusting to changes in your vision or have lived with sight loss for years, we’re here with information, advice and a wide range of services to help you stay independent, active and enjoying what matters to you.

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How We Can Help

Looking for advice or information about living with sight loss? Find out how our services and resources can support you.

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Newly Diagnosed?

If you're adjusting to a new diagnosis, we’re here with information, emotional support and advice to help you move forward.

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Information and Resources

Practical guides, tips and trusted information to help you live with sight loss – covering daily life, technology, health, employment and more.

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Up-coming events in your area, from information and advice sessions to social groups and sporting events.

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  • 16 Oct 2025 10:00 am to 3:00pm

Eye Can Bath

Eye Can Bath is a free exhibition for blind and partially sighted people taking place at The Bath Pavilion on Thursday the 16th of October 2025.

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Summer Raffle

Summer Raffle

Raffles are a brilliant way for us to raise funds.  If you would like to take part and have a chance of winning, you can buy your tickets online here or by calling our Devizes office

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New digital skills sessions and courses for people with sight loss

New digital skills sessions and courses for people with sight loss

We’re running free digital skills sessions and courses this summer and autumn for people with sight loss. Whether you’re just starting or ready to do more, we’re here to help.

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