By KLTV Newsdesk –
Event to Showcase Support Services, Charities, and Specialist Aids
Calderdale Royal Hospital is set to host a Low Vision Roadshow on Friday, 11 April, from 11 am to 3 pm, offering vital support and resources for individuals affected by visual impairment.
The event, taking place at the hospital’s Learning Centre on Dryclough Lane, aims to connect attendees with a range of services, charities, and innovative low-vision aids.
What’s on Offer?
The roadshow will provide a comprehensive showcase of local organisations, peer support networks, and cutting-edge low-vision technology.
Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about various organisations that provide peer support, social events, and essential services for people with visual impairments.
Among the key participants are:
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Halifax and Huddersfield sight loss charities
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Guide Dogs
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RNIB (Royal National Institute of Blind People)
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Calderdale Talking Newspapers
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Community Plus
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Carers Trust Mid Yorkshire
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Local Support Options
Low Vision Aids
For those looking to enhance their independence, companies specialising in low-vision aids, including electronic devices, will be present, offering attendees the chance to try out various assistive technologies firsthand.
The Low Vision Team will also be on hand with a dedicated stall, providing expert advice and guidance on available support services.
Networking Opportunities
Visitors can enjoy complimentary refreshments, including tea, coffee, water, cakes, and biscuits, throughout the event.
A breakout area will also be available, providing a relaxed space for attendees to network, share experiences, and connect with others in the visually impaired community.
This informative and interactive event is open to anyone impacted by visual impairment, offering a valuable opportunity to explore resources, trial low vision aids, and build connections within the community.
















