Our Services

Sight Support and Wiltshire Sight offer a wide range of services across the West of England, including advice, guidance, training and social opportunities for people with sight loss

Sight Support and Wiltshire Sight work together to reduce costs, and to ensure the best services are available across the West of England.  Our services include advice, guidance, training and social opportunities.  You can find out more below, or contact us to chat through how we could help.

Information & advice

Information & advice

We believe that sight loss shouldn’t stop people reaching their full potential. Our team of Community Sight Loss Advisors are here to help anyone who is living with, or has been newly diagnosed with sight loss.

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Events and Exhibitions

Events and Exhibitions

We run events across the West of England to connect people and help them find solutions to the challenges faced when living with sight loss

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Social connections

Social connections

Living with sight loss doesn’t need to be isolating. Join our social groups – online or in-person – for friendly chat, relaxation, sharing tips and experiences, and building connections.

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Technology

Technology

Accessible technology can make a huge difference to the daily life of someone who is visually impaired. Whether you are a complete beginner or a regular user, we can provide support on how to make technology work for you.

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Resource Centres

Resource Centres

Our centres in Bristol, Cheltenham and Devizes are packed with resources to try, from magnification, daily living and mobility aids, through to phones and tablets. Come and see what will work for you.

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Children and families

Children and families

Our family support worker is available for practical or emotional support for families of children with sight loss, and can help you connect with other families in the local area.

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Staying Active

Staying Active

A visual impairment should not be a barrier to taking part or enjoying exercise or sport. Whether it is just to keep healthy, get fit or even if you want to compete, there are lots of opportunities for all age groups.

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Audio library

Audio library

If you are finding it difficult to read a printed book, then audio books might be for you. We have an extensive audio library with a wide range of genres, available by post, free of charge to our clients.

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Sight loss awareness

Sight loss awareness

We provide training to companies, charities and public sector organisations who are interested in gaining greater knowledge of sight loss, and how best to provide a welcoming and accessible service to people with sight loss.

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“Before I heard of Sight Support West of England, I didn’t know of any visually-impaired activities in my local area.  I’ve taken part in a ‘Have a Go’ sports day, an archery taster day and two social groups.

Sight Support West of England has opened up a whole new social scene for me and now I feel totally connected!”