We’re here to support you through all the stages and severity of sight loss. People lose their sight for a wide variety of reasons, including age related conditions, genetic conditions and eye-health problems. However, losing your sight does not necessarily mean losing your independence, nor does it mean that you need to struggle alone or lose contact with people.
BISS is commissioned by Buckinghamshire Council and provides a wide range of support to children and adults with sight, hearing, and dual sensory loss including enablement and habilitation services; equipment provision; information and advice; and registration of sensory loss.
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The Festive Season for most, is a time for celebration and an opportunity to be surrounded by loved ones. It can also be a very difficult time for people living with sight-loss.
Vision loss can be extremely isolating and difficult to deal with and often leads to loss in confidence.
This is exactly the situation Adrian was in before he received the support he needed from BucksVision. He now has a positive outlook for the future and wants to share his story in the hope of helping others.
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In 1865, Brighton elected its new MP, Henry Fawcett. He was a Member of the Liberal Party, he campaigned for women’s suffrage and supported the 1867 Reform Act (the second of five). In taking his seat in Parliament, he became the first blind man to do so.
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UK Disability History Month is upon us. That means, from November 16th to December 16th, I will be writing articles on and around visually impaired people that have lived throughout history.
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Our latest newsletter has been published. Read more to find out what we have been up to and other interesting information.
Read MoreBucksVision has a wonderful team of volunteers who deliver our services, without them we wouldn't be able to offer all our activities.
Read more in our Volunteer section or complete this form to be contacted directly by our Volunteer Team.
