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The report considers how the various changes to welfare benefits introduced by the coalition government will impact
disabled people in Wales.
Information leaflet about
cataracts and their treatment.
Description, causes, treatment (removal), complications, recovery after surgery for
cataracts.
The newsletter of the
CHARGE Family
Support Group gives information to families and
carers of individuals with CHARGE Syndrome.
A new comprehensive information pack which offers 28 in-depth factsheets about the many aspects of living with
CHARGE syndrome.
Guide for people with sight loss.
Clinical commissioning guidance from The College of
Optometrists & The Royal College of Ophthalmologists, which aims to to help those designing and commissioning eye care improve the value of their services for adults with low vision.
Clinical commissioning guidance from The College of
Optometrists & The Royal College of Ophthalmologists, which aims to to help those designing and commissioning eye care improve the value of their services for people with age-related
macular degeneration.
Clinical commissioning guidance from The College of
Optometrists & The Royal College of Ophthalmologists, which aims to to help those designing and commissioning eye care improve the value of their services for people with
glaucoma.
Clinical commissioning guidance from The College of
Optometrists & The Royal College of Ophthalmologists, which aims to to help those designing and commissioning eye care improve the value of their services for people with an urgent eye condition. This is defined as any eye condition that is of recent onset and is distressing or is believed by the patient,
carer or referring health professional to present an imminent threat to vision or general health.
The new section of the
Disability Discrimination Act (
DDA) dealing with the provision of information came into force in autumn 1999. With this in mind we carried out a survey of the existence of accessible information strategies in local authorities.
This is the second in a series of reports highlighting the gaps in services providing access to I.C.T. for
v.i. people. As explained in the first report, we are particularly anxious to examine what is available outside full-time education and employment.
This is the third in a series of reports highlighting the gaps in services providing access to I.C.T. for
v.i. people. The subject for this report was selected as we believe that this will prove useful in developing services across Wales. This is a field where changes are moving quickly and it is likely that improvements have been made. However, our recommendations will still apply to many authorities.
The framework presents educational
outcomes within 11 areas: Facilitating an Inclusive World; Sensory Development; Communication; Literacy;
Habilitation: Orientation and Mobility; Habilitation: Independent Living Skills; Accessing information;
Technology; Health: Social, Emotional, Mental and Physical Wellbeing; Social, Sports and Leisure; Preparing for Adulthood.
Report to Wales Eyecare Conference 2023
