For many people with learning disabilities, autism and sight loss, staying healthy means getting the right support from health care services. In this blog our Listen Up! Team member Sue discusses her experiences of getting healthy.
Browse our eye care resources for people who have learning disabilities and autism, including forms to take to your optometrist appointment. Many of our resources are available in easy read.
Find SeeAbility's support in the south of England. We have residential homes, supported living, and activity and resource centres, from Maidstone in Kent to Wellington in Somerset.
lives changed by our work in the last year
of our homes were rated as good by CQC
of external professionals said that SeeAbility promotes positive outcomes for people
eye tests in special schools in the last year
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