Sight difficulties
If you are having sight problems book an appointment with your optician. If the optician identifies an eye problem that cannot be corrected by glasses, they will refer you to your GP for specialist opinion from an eye consultant.
We have produced a short guide full of advice, information and hints about how to go about every day living for people with a visual impairment.
The guide includes chapters on:
- equipment magnifiers and low vision aids
- education and employment
- travel and public transport
- health and fitness
- holidays
- housing
- money
- entertainment and leisure
- support services
Downloadable documents
- A short guide for people with a visual impairment in Salford (Microsoft Word format, 209kb)
- Registration visual impairment guide (MP3 format,749kb)
- Helpful hints visual impairment guide (MP3 format, 3.1mb)
- Equipment visual impairment guide (MP3 format, 4.9mb)
- Travel and public transport visual impairment guide (MP3 format, 2.7mb)
- Health and fitness visual impairment guide (MP3 format, 2.2mb)
- Holidays visual impairment guide (MP3 format, 1.6mb)
- Housing visual impairment guide (MP3 format, 2.2mb)
- Money visual impairment guide (MP3 format, 2.4mb)
- Entertainment and leisure visual impairment guide (MP3 format, 5.5mb)
- Useful support services visual impairment guide (MP3 format, 3.9mb)
If you are unable to view documents of these types, our downloads page provides links to viewing software.
This page was last updated on 3 January 2012














