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If you are blind and partially sighted, there is no reason
why you can’t enjoy independence at home and being
able to make the most of your leisure time.
If you have lost your sight, often with some adaptations or thinking about things a bit
differently, you can continue to enjoy the same things you always have done.
Independence at home
Staying independent at home means staying safe. Whether it’s changing your home’s
lighting, making some essential repairs and improvements or labelling items differently,
these pages provide information on how you can adapt your home to continue safely
enjoying essential everyday tasks.
Making the most of your leisure time
The opportunity to take up a new hobby or continue with an existing interest still exists if
you are blind or partially sighted. Don’t give up trying something new because you think
you won’t be able to manage with your sight loss, there is often support or services
available to help you. These pages provide information on the different sorts of leisure
activities out there for you to try and how to get started. We also have information on
how you can continue to enjoy your favourite activities, including watching TV, films and
listening to the radio, visiting galleries and museums and going on holiday.
If you play an instrument, or would like to start, our Music Advisory Service has a lot of
information on how you can continue to do so if you have sight loss.
If you want any more information on maintaining your independence at home or leisure
activities, call our Helpline on 0303 123 9999 or email helpline@rnib.org.uk.
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