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RNIB Survey: Lockdown could have long-term impact on people with sight loss in Wales
Our recent survey during the coronavirus pandemic has revealed that many blind and partially sighted people feel less independent and more socially isolated than ever.
Lockdown is impacting particularly severely on blind and partially sighted people, new survey finds
Difficulties in social distancing are adding to the stress many blind and partially sighted people are experiencing in getting access to basic shopping, a survey by the charity RNIB has found.
Social distancing having a devastating effect on blind and partially sighted people’s independence
Our new research shows social distancing is near-impossible for many blind and partially sighted people.
Dr Gwyn Williams tells RNIB Cymru what’s going on with eye care appointments in Wales
Dr Gwyn Williams is a Consultant Ophthalmologist working at Swansea Bay University Health Board and the Royal College of Ophthalmology’s Welsh Regional Educational Advisor.
Update on RNIB’s Accessible Shopping Campaign – Ansley’s blog
The coronavirus pandemic has been a confusing time for all of us at RNIB Cymru. But there is a silver lining.
Staying home is important – but so is essential eye care: Ansley’s blog
During these unprecedented times, it is understandable that many people are worried about stepping foot inside a hospital.
Staying fit and well in lockdown: Dan’s blog
Dan Thomas from Cardiff has some tips and tricks on staying active and well during the lockdown.
Let’s listen for the birds in lockdown!
The coronavirus lockdown in Wales has a surprisingly chirpy bright side.
Campaign wins for accessible coronavirus information in Wales
As Welsh Government, health officials and businesses grapple with the spread of coronavirus, the outbreak has highlighted the importance of effective and accessible communication for all.
North Wales volunteer urges people with sight loss to stay connected during coronavirus
Faye Jones, from Holyhead, is encouraging people with sight loss to stay connected during the coronavirus lockdown by joining RNIB Cymru telephone social groups.