Help us to make a real difference to the lives of local children and adults who are blind or have low vision. With your support we can reach more people across the county to ensure they can access the support and advice they need. Read more
We run monthly meetings across Cambridgeshire for adults, their carers, and their family members. The groups provide an opportunity to meet others with similar experiences, share tips and help one another. Read more
Our equipment centres in Cambridge and Wisbech display a wide range of demonstration equipment. Our trained staff are on hand to show you what's available, demonstrate how to use it and provide support with the purchase. Read more
We support local people with low vision and blindness to live the life they choose.
People living with sight loss in the UK
People with low vision and blindness in Cambridgeshire
People supported by Cam Sight every year
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Volunteering Opportunities
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Tour for blind and partially sighted adults exploring the world of the ancient Maya, including how they liked to take their chocolate! Read more
A talk for blind and partially sighted adults discovering the quirks of birds from New Zealand and Australia, and explore birdsong of species closer to home. Read more
Touch tour for blind and partially sighted adults. Go behind the scenes to touch a variety of fantastic and beautiful fans from the collectiona at the Fitz. Read more
The Cam Sight 2020 Golf Day will be held at the picturesque John O'Gaunt Golf Club on Friday 7th August. This year’s golf day boasts more challenges and prizes to be won throughout the day. Read more
Join us for our Multisensory Quiz at the Pig & Abbot in aid of Cam Sight Read more
The Friends of Cam Sight present an evening with Professor Sir David Spiegelhalter who will be giving a talk on 'Communicating health risks and scientific uncertainty' Read more