We can transcribe information into accessible formats such as audio files (mp3), CDs, and Braille.

Our experienced staff attend eye clinics in South East and West Wales to provide information, help and support to people who have been newly diagnosed with sight loss.

If you need help with applying for the benefits to which you are entitled, we can help. Some services are area dependant, but we can signpost.

It is important to remain active and we can introduce people with sight loss to groups and clubs. Contact us to find your nearest club.

We can provide help and support for independent living as well as benefits advice and advocacy and help accessing other services.

Our newsletter is sent to members twice a year and gives lots of news stories and up to date information on new treatments, activities and more (available in audio format).

If you are isolated we can arrange for one of our trained volunteers to call you for a friendly chat and help with any difficulties.

Our highly skilled Rehabilitation Officers offer specialised help in your own home. This service is available via referral from Social Services.

Losing your sight is a distressing experience but we can help you at this difficult time. We provide one to one support when changes in life and circumstance can seem a little challenging emotionally. 

We have a comprehensive range of specialised products such as talking watches, large print playing cards, big button phones and much more.

Our experienced and helpful staff will support you to select aids and equipment that help with everyday living tasks and provide information about other services that are available.

Learn how to use computers, tablets and other assistive technology at our resource centre. We are agents for British Wireless for the Blind and can also help you access the Talking Book Service.