Moving Forward Course – Free Online Sessions in May

If you are adjusting to life with sight loss, our free Moving Forward Course could help you gain confidence and practical skills for everyday life. Taking place over three online sessions in May, this course is designed to support you with essential advice, accessible technology, and ways to stay active and independent.

Each session is delivered by our experienced team – senior sight loss advisor, rehabilitation officer and technology project coordinator, and provides an opportunity to ask questions and learn from others.

Course schedule

Session 1 – First Steps: Introduction to Rehabilitation and Getting Out and About

Monday 12 May, 2 pm to 3.15 pm
An introduction to living with sight loss, covering mobility, safety, and local support services.

Session 2 – Bigger, Bolder, Brighter: Everyday Smart Access

Monday 19 May, 2 pm to 3.15 pm
Discover simple tools and technology to help with reading, writing, and everyday tasks.

Session 3 – Specialist Technology and Staying Social, Staying Active

Tuesday 27 May, 2 pm to 3.15 pm
Explore specialist tech and find out about social and activity groups to help you stay connected.

We encourage participants to attend all three sessions to get the most benefit from the course. However, if there is a particular session that interests you, you are welcome to attend just that one.

This course is open to anyone living in the areas covered by Sight Support West of England, Wiltshire Sight, and Insight Gloucestershire who is looking to gain new skills and support. Each session is held on Zoom.

How to register

To book your place, call us on 0117 322 4885 or email info@sightsupportwest.org.uk

Find out more about each session on the Moving Forward event listings pages

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