This September the RNIB is launching the second in a series of major surveys to help map out the future of support for people diagnosed with serious eye conditions. 

The RNIB is reaching out to people with lived experience of sight loss, their loved ones, carers and professionals in the field, to get their feedback on ideas to improve post-diagnostic support. 

Services are currently delivered in many forms, but in some areas of the UK it is a patchy, postcode lottery.

The first survey in April this year asked about people’s experiences and ideas and this second survey seeks feedback on those ideas to see which ones people think will have the most impact and value.

RNIB Connect Radio’s Toby Davey was joined by Caroline Beard, RNIB’s Head of Strategic Innovation to find out more about the findings and key messages of the first survey and how people can take part in the follow-up survey too.

You don’t have to have taken part in the first survey to take part in the follow-up survey.

To find out more about the survey and take part do visit the RNIB website - https://www.rnib.org.uk 

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