RNIB publish Survey on Vision Services for Children
- Area of Work: Children and Young People, Scottish Sensory Hub
- Type: News Item
- Published: 31st July 2024
RNIB have launched a survey into children's services to improve the support that children receive for their vision.
Do you live in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland? Are you a parent? Help RNIB improve the support your child receives for their vision.
Services that support children with their vision can vary depending on where you live.
RNIB want to ensure that services are tailored to your child, so they can access the support that they need, at the time they need it. They need evidence to ensure that they can deliver on this.
You can click here to complete the survey, and make a positive difference for your child.
Most responses so far are from England, and it is important that people are listened to and engaged with from across the UK.
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