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  1. Vision loss - offering assistance

    When you meet a person who is blind or has low vision, ask them if they want help.

  2. Vision loss - recreational activities

    Many recreational activities can be reworked to suit a person who is blind or has low vision.

  3. Vision loss - safety around the home

    There are many ways to improve home safety for people whose vision is deteriorating

  4. Vision loss - social events

    With planning and preparation, most social events can be adapted to suit people with vision loss.

  5. Vision loss - training guide dogs

    Guide dogs are specially bred and trained to enable people who are blind or vision impaired to achieve freedom and independence.

  6. Vision loss and sport

    Many sports can be adapted to suit people who are blind or have low vision.

  7. Vision or hearing impairment

    There are many government services and for people living with or caring for someone with vision or hearing impairments.

  8. Vision therapy

    Vision therapy is effective for everyone; however, its impact is greatest in children and young adults.

  9. Visitors in hospital

    Visiting someone in hospital is an important part of a patient’s recovery. Hospital visits from family and friends can help patients recover faster and reduce their anxiety and stress.

  10. Vitamin and mineral supplements - what to know

    Vitamin and mineral supplements are frequently misused and taken without professional advice. Find out more about vitamin and mineral supplements and where to get advice.