Getting out & about articles
Adjusting to using a cane: Why it’s hard, and why it helps
Using a cane can feel like a big step. This article explores why it can be difficult to start, how perspectives can change, and the freedom a cane can bring.
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Apps That Make a Difference: Public transport apps
A practical guide to public transport apps that can help blind and partially sighted people plan journeys and get around by bus or train.
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Getting out and about
New places can be hard to navigate – or feel quite dangerous. It can be really helpful to take someone with you – and that is why lots of places...
Travel Apps for Bus Journeys
Travel Apps can help you plan your journey by entering your destination into the search box, the App will then give you a route plan, including bus numbers and departure times.
Driving and sight loss: Finding support when you can no longer drive
Giving up driving can be one of the hardest parts of sight loss. This article explores emotional reactions, legal information, and practical ways to stay independent.
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What white cane? Finding the right mobility aid for you
Not sure if a white cane is for you? Learn about the different types of canes, how they support mobility and confidence, and what options are available.
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Accessible places to visit across the region
Being blind or partially sighted doesn’t mean you can’t have great days out in your local area. Follow these links to find out about accessible places to visit across Bristol,...
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Making Tech Work for you – Travel Apps
Travel apps can help with planning and safely navigating your journey - find out more.
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Sight Guiding – Countryside walking
How to guide someone who with sight loss on a non-conventional walking route. Covers communication, good guiding practice, potential dangers and how to overcome them.
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