Living with Sight Loss

Living with Sight Loss courses are for adults of all ages, including friends, family members or anyone close to you.

This two-day course includes information and advice on a range of topics from understanding welfare rights, staying independent, tips and gadgets for everyday living, eye health to hobbies and interests and other organisations and services that can support you.

If you have questions about attending a course, feel free to give us a call on 0203 7613651 or get in touch via email on [email protected]

Want to know a bit more about what a Living with Sight Loss course can do for you? Read this blog to find out more.

Please see below for our upcoming workshops:

Living with Sight Loss course

Enfield event: Join London Vision and Enfield Vision in Enfield for a free two day Living with Sight Loss course, on 20 and 21 October Read more

Living with Sight Loss course

Enfield event: Join London Vision and Enfield Vision in Enfield for a free two day Living with Sight Loss course, continuing on 21 October Read more

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