Housing and residential care

Community Alarm Service

The Community Alarm Service installs a pendant alarm in your home which, when pressed, contacts our response centre to notify us that you need help.
Contact 01223 457648 or email
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Cambridge Handyperson Service

The Age UK service is for people aged over 65 years, or those with a disability living.
Contact 0300 666 9860 or 01480 700 805
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Thomas Pocklington Trust

Thomas Pocklington Trust is a charity organisation for people with sight loss.
Provides information for visual impaired people who are looking for a new home, seeking to live independently for the first time or experiencing problems in their current accommodation.
Contact 02089 950880 or email
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Our mission, vision, and values

Cam Sight is a Cambridgeshire charity that supports local people of all ages living with low vision and blindness to live the lives they choose. We work to enhance independence, improve well-being, and improve inclusion.
Equipment

Our equipment centre in Cambridge display's a wide range of demonstration items and equipment. The centre is open Monday and Tuesday by appointment.
Eye clinics

Eye clinics and Low Vision services across Cambridgeshire.
Join us as a volunteer

What would you like to do? Whether you've got a few minutes or a few days a month, there are plenty of ways you can give your time to volunteer for CamSight.
CamSight Cambridge Office

CamSight is based at 167 Green End Road, Cambridge, CB4 1RW.
General Appeal

Donate today to support children and adults living with low vision and blindness in Cambridgeshire.
The RNIB Accord combination USB player and speaker

Available from 28 April, the RNIB Accord USB player is their most advanced audio device and designed specifically for blind and partially sighted users.
Peer support

We run monthly support group meetings across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough for adults, their carers, and their family members. Meet others with similar experiences, share tips and help one another.
Common eye conditions

A brief overview of the six most common eye conditions.
Awareness training and talks

Training increases understanding of the needs of people living with low vision and blindness and the reality of living with partial or no vision.

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