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What does it mean to have a vision impairment?
VI Specialist Skills
1. Learning to access
2. Use of equipment
3. Independence and negotiation skills
4. Participation
5. Meeting others
6. Getting around
What is Habilitation?
7. Looking after him/herself
Everyday living skills
8. Life after school
Training and Support for Professionals
Cerebral Vision Impairment
Dolphin Computer Access
Early Developmental Support Programme
Humanware
Maths for VI
RNIB
Science for VI
Scottish Sensory Centre
SEND Condition Specific Videos
Sight and Sound
Teaching Students With VI
VIEW
Support for families
Advice for students applying to University
AfB Accessible Education Resources
Albinism Fellowship
A Braille Reader in the Family
Apps for iPad/tablets
Coronavirus Advice for Families
CVI Cortical/Cerebral visual Impairment
Explaining Coronavirus to children
Facebook Support
Guide Dogs
Henshaws -Knowledge Village
Living Paintings
LOOK
Low Vision Service Wales
Nystagmus Network
Resources for relaxation
Resources websites
Retina UK
RNIB
Sight Cymru
The Book of Hopes
UCAN Productions
Wellbeing for families whilst children are at home
VICTA Grants and Activities for Children and Young People
VINCYP - Eye Clinic Videos
VI Talk
Wales Council of the Blind
Sensory Activities
Amber Trust Activity Cards
Baby/Story Massage
Massage actions
Massage stories
Colour Tents
FREE Talk for Writing activities
Fun songs
Home learning and Sensory play
How to play with a child with VI
Inclusive Teach - 150 Sensory Learning Ideas
Kids Craft Room
Music and Dance Activities
Learning through games at home
Life Skills Sensory Stories
Making SENSE of Dance
Mindfulness - Blind Travelers' Network
Paths to Literacy
Positive Eye fun ideas, activities and inspiration
Positive looking
RNIB sensory activities
Sensory stories
SENSE Play activities and videos
Tacpac
The Sensory Projects
Touch Trust
Braille
Actual Tactuals - Braille Teaching Resource
APH Braille Bug
Braillecast
Braille Guidelines
Braille skills
Clearvision Project Resources
Free online Braille course for sighted users
RoboBraille
Tactile graphics
Communication
Deafblind alphabet
Hand under hand approach
Objects of Reference
On-body signs
Canaan Barrie On-body Signing
Positive Self Advocacy
Curriculum Support
APH Resources Whilst At Home
BBC Bitesize Cymru
Boardmaker
FREE Online Curriculum Resources
Graph and bold lined paper
Help Kidz Learn Resources
Hwb - Curriculum for Wales online resources
LOOK Active
Maths
Online Learning Site Links
Partially Sighted Society resources
Perkins Activities To Try At Home
Physics Online
RNIB Bookshare
Subject Specific Guidance
Tric a Chlic Videos
VICTA Lockdown Resources
Digital and online learning
APH Resources Whilst At Home
Apps for iPad/tablets
CALL Scotland Posters and Leaflets
CVI Cool Games
Entertainment and virtual assistants
ExCEL Academy Webinars
FREE Easy Reader app
Impact of Visual Fatigue
Inclusive Technology
Microsoft Seeing AI App
Playing games with a vision impairment
SENict Accessible Activities and Support Materials
Specialist Technology Providers
Dolphin
Humanware
Sight and Sound
Typing Club Online
Typer Online - Online touch typing course for blind users
Education of Vision Impaired
Playing games with a vision impairment
How can you play games if you have a visual impairment? - Henshaws
Take a look at the accessible games out there and find out how possible it is for visually impaired and blind people to enjoy video games.
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