Eye Conditions
Just been diagnosed? Start here. Plain-English guides to common eye conditions and what they mean for your sight.
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Accessibility help
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Accessibility help
Everyone’s experience of sight loss is different, which is why we offer a range of support and resources, ensuring you and your family can move forward with confidence.
Find practical advice, resources and services to live an independent, fulfilled life.
Understand what comes next and how we support you to make confident, informed choices about your future.
Get guidance and practical advice for supporting a loved one with sight loss.
Refer someone to us quickly and easily, and connect them with the right support sooner.
Volunteer your time, donate what you can, or share your lived experience.
Access training, guidance and consultancy to support people with sight loss in your workplace or service.
Providing person-centred, locally led advice and resources for people living with sight loss has never been more important. If you are adjusting to a changing eye condition, you can get practical advice, accessible services and ways to stay connected.
When you are diagnosed with sight loss, it can feel overwhelming, but our Eye Care Liaison Officer is here to reassure you and help you understand what support is available.
Essential services, healthcare systems, employment opportunities and social activities are increasingly moving online, but living with sight loss should never mean you are left behind.
Your Sight Loss Stories
After losing his sight following a stroke, Bob was referred to MySight York for support. Through our Living Well With Sight Loss course, practical advice and activity groups, he rebuilt his confidence, improved his balance and connected with others facing similar challenges.
Whether you are recently diagnosed, have been living with sight loss for some time, or are supporting someone else; we are here to listen and provide guidance at your pace.
If you have skills and lived experience to share, you could help people across York to feel more confident, connected and in control of their lives.
Try visually impaired tennis in a supportive and inclusive environment. Sessions are led by a qualified coach and adapted to suit different levels.
A calm, guided session combining seated and optional standing movements. Focus on balance, relaxation, and wellbeing.
A friendly, relaxed group for anyone who enjoys knitting and a good catch-up. Bring the piece you are working on or just come along for a chat.
Keep up to date with all the latest news, events and ways to get involved.
We’re pleased to share our Annual Report for 2025-26, providing an overview of the work, achievements and finances that have helped shape another year at MySight York. The report highlights how we’ve used our resources to support local people living with sight loss across York, alongside the impact of our services, activities and partnerships throughout […]
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Are you looking for a rewarding role where you can make a real difference in the lives of people living with sight loss? We’re excited to be recruiting for two positions at MySight York and are looking for enthusiastic, committed individuals to join our friendly team. Sight Support Advisor 28 hours per week Worked […]
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We are delighted to announce that we have secured funding to launch new adapted golf and tennis development sessions, the only programmes of their kind in York for people living with sight loss. This funding will enable us to create more opportunities for people to stay active, build confidence, and improve their wellbeing through sport. […]
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