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In this area you will find information on what we offer at RSBC and how you can access our support. There is also advice on benefits and access to a benefits calculator, as well as useful facts about sight loss and information on the impact of sight loss.

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Eye care professionals

There are different eye care professionals who have varying roles in supporting a child with vision impairment. Here we explain the eye care professional you may come across.

Teachers and education specialists

Many blind and partially sighted children go to mainstream schools. With the help of education professionals you can make sure your child gets the right support.

Specialist therapy for blind or vision impaired children

You may see therapists who specialise in different areas to help with your child’s additional needs. Read below to see how different therapists can help your child.

Practical help at home

Health visitors are qualified nurses or midwives. They’re also trained to check children’s health and development. They usually visit you at home when your baby is born.

Finding the right school for your vision impaired child

Choosing a school is a big decision for you and your child. To help you feel confident in making this decision, here are some tips. To start with, as with all children, it’s important to do some research beforehand and ask the right questions when you visit the school.

Going to school: choosing the right school and getting the right support

Choosing a school is a big decision. From choosing the right school for your child, to ensuring the school is aware of your child’s sight impairments, there are several steps you can take to make sure you feel confident in your decisions.

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