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What we can do for you

Blind Veterans UK can help you to regain your independence and rebuild your life after sight loss.  

We can help you to better manage problems you may be experiencing because of your vision impairment. We look at all aspects of your life to find out what you’re struggling with and give you the skills you need to adjust to life after sight loss.  

We tailor our support to your needs

We can help you to stay physically and mentally fit, and maintain social connections with family, friends and your local community. We will work with you to identify your individual goals, and help you to achieve those goals.  

We value your personal choice and dignity. We find out what’s important to you, and allow you to choose the support they receive. This could be something as simple as helping you relearn how to make a cup of tea, or something bigger like helping you get back into work. It might mean giving you an accessible piece of equipment for vision-impaired users, like an adapted phone that allows you to keep in touch with their loved ones. Or it could mean adapting your home so you can move around safely and independently.  

Blind veteran Rob walking along a pavement, using a long white cane to guide him
Rhian, a Wellbeing Specialist demonstrates the new Amazon Alexa at the Llandudno Centre to Blind Veteran Jules
A picture of Kelly with Archie at Horseguard's Parade. Kelly is wearing a smart black coat and is holding on to her guide dog Archie with his yellow harness

We work with other services to help you

We work with social and charity partners to ensure you get the support you need. We liaise with other professionals like GPs, police and social workers, where necessary, to make sure that you are safe and your needs are being met.   

For example, we can help you contact your GP if you're unwell and then support your through your illness or treatment.