Tip of the Month: Pension Credit Reminder
It is estimated that up to 880,000 households across the UK are missing out on Pension Credit, and it is worth on average £3,900 per year.
Support Vision Norfolk This Holiday Season
The holiday season is here! There are lots of ways you can celebrate, shop and support local people living with sight loss.
Festive Artwork Wanted!
We love to showcase artwork created by local people with sight loss so we need you to send us your design for our 2025 Christmas cards by Friday 20th December 2024.
Equipment on Sale
We have a few items of daily living equipment that are on special sale! Please contact the Equipment Centre by calling 01603 573000 if you would like to find out more.
Magpie News – Winter 2024
The winter 2024 edition of Magpie News has been published, featuring a round-up of our events and activities around the county as well as some of the latest equipment and Vision Norfolk news.
Tip of the Month: Blind Person’s Allowance
If you live in England you may be able to claim Blind Person’s Allowance if you’re registered with your local council as blind or severely sight impaired and you have a certificate that says you’re blind or severely sight impaired.
Magpie News – Autumn 2024
The autumn 2024 edition of Magpie News has been published, featuring a round-up of our events and activities around the county as well as some of the latest equipment and Vision Norfolk news.
Festive Artwork Wanted!
Every year we sell Christmas cards to help raise funds to support our work. We love to showcase artwork created by local people with sight loss so we need you to send us your design for our 2025 Christmas cards.
Tip of the Month: Nimbus Access Card
The Access Card is created by disability social enterprise Nimbus. It is a disability identification card designed to easily communicate and verify your access requirements for a variety of events and venues.
Glaucoma Awareness Week
Glaucoma is the name given to a group of eye conditions where there is damage to the optic nerve. It is caused by increased pressure in the eye, usually triggering slow loss of vision.
