Provide the username associated with your login account and an email will be sent allowing you to reset your password.
This factsheet provides information about personal budgets and direct payments, which are central elements within the adult social care system. It explains what they are, how they are calculated and how they work. It also describes the development of the
A short summary of the findings from our report conducted during 2023-24
A summary of the larger report around LGBTQIA+ Life in Craven
Monitor your vision in case it changes by using an Amsler grid.
This booklet is designed to give you the information you need to feel more confident guiding people with sight loss.
Whether it’s walking to the shops, catching a bus, train, taxi or going on holiday, there are a wide range of services available.
If you have sight loss, and little or no experience with technology, this guide can help you. Read on to discover the basics about computers, tablets and smartphones and how to get online.
Finding where to shop, choosing what to buy and paying for it can be challenging if you’re losing or have lost your sight.
If you’re struggling to read because of changes in your sight, there are many ways that you can continue to read.
This booklet is about recognising and dealing with the emotions that can come from losing your sight, whether recently or long ago.
If you have lost or are losing your sight, there is practical and financial support available to help you.
Learning how to make the best use of your remaining vision.
Bright light is painful for many people with macular conditions. You can protect your eyes from glare and ultraviolet light.
Magnifiers and other devices can help you make the best use of your vision.
A healthy diet is an important part of looking after your eyes.
The evidence linking smoking to sight loss.
Helping you understand the emotions you or a loved one might be feeling due to sight loss.
Everything you need to know about driving if you have macular disease.
Advice, hints and tips on managing daily life with macular disease.
A booklet on Visual Hallucinations (Charles Bonnet Syndrome) produced by the Royal National Institute for the Blind (RNIB).
