Equipment and technology

Technology training

Whether you wish to use a computer, smart phone or tablet – there is a piece of technology that can help. Our Technology trainer can help you to explore and choose the technology that works best for you.Read more

Magnification clinic

We run a weekly magnification clinic every Monday and Tuesday at our Cambridge centre. We offer a comprehensive magnification and lighting assessment and provide information and advice on other methods to make the most of your remaining vision.Read more

Equipment

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

Latest

From the Studio Floor Art Exhibition 2019

From the Studio Floor's sixth annual art exhibition is coming soon! If you have a piece of work that is unseen by the public and you'd like to exhibit - apply now!

Computer Room Services Product Demo Day

Visit the CRS Product Demo Day at Cam Sight on Thursday 15 November

A visit to Kettle's Yard

Read about Malcolm, Dot and volunteer Richard's fascinating visit to Kettle's Yard.

Registering as sight impaired

How to register as sight impaired.

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 Cam Sight.

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.

Eye clinics

Hospitals and clinics across Cambridgeshire.

Equipment

Common eye conditions

A brief overview of the six most common eye conditions.

Cambridge Office

In Cambridge, Cam Sight is based at 167 Green End Road, CB4 1RW.

Sport and fitness

Cam Sight and other organisations activities.

Volunteer story

Cam Sight is fortunate to have hundreds of volunteers supporting our work. Volunteers are not only invaluable members of our team, they also themselves benefit from volunteering. Doreen tells us what volunteering means to her.

Reading

Library services, audio newspapers, books and magazines.

General appeal

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.