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Patient & Caregiver Resources - Vision Loss
Vision loss can be caused by eye problems that are present from birth, by conditions that appear later in life, or by infections or environmental factors. Low vision can occur at any age, but by far the greatest number of people who are partially sighted are the elderly.*
Information Sheets / Guides
- Aging and Your Eyes - Click to download
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Source: The Centre for Studies in Aging & Health - Avoiding Falls: Tips for Patients with Low Vision - Click to download
Source: The Centre for Studies in Aging & Health - Living With Vision Loss - Click here
Source: CNIB - Vision Care Info-sheet for Seniors - Click here
Source: Public Health Agency of Canada - VISION LOSS: Where Do I Go From Here? - Click here
Source: Alliance for Equality of Blind Canadians
Advocacy Organizations
- Alliance for Equality of Blind Canadians - Click here
- Canadian Council of the Blind - Click here
- CNIB - Click here
- DeafBlind Ontario Services - Click here
- National Coalition for Vision Health - Click here
- The Foundation Fighting Blindness - Click here
Support Groups
- CNIB Ontario Offices - Click here
- CNIB Vision Support Services - Click here
Other Links
- Canadian Association of Optometrists - Eye Diseases and Conditions - Click here
*Source: CNIB
