Visual impairment Care and Support
We serve across London, Hampshire, and surrounding areas
Visual Impairment Carers & Support for those who are living with eye diseases such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, hereditary conditions or even eye injuries
Here at Joyful Care, we understand living with sight loss can be challenging. Being told you have a visual impairment that can’t be treated can be difficult to come to terms with. However, we believe everyone affected by sight loss can face the future with confidence.
Our live in care agency can help support those who are living with eye diseases such as glaucoma and macular degeneration, hereditary conditions or even eye injuries, on a short- or long-term basis with the support of our live in carer.
Most people want to stay at home when they have been diagnosed with a visual impairment and we understand there’s really no substitute for your own home. Carers have an enormous amount of experience in caring for those who have limited vision. They can understand how those who are visually impaired, can often live with depression and feelings of isolation and helplessness. Some people experience a range of emotions including shock, anger, and bereavement before eventually coming to accept their condition.
Joyful Care can help you maintain your independence and regain your confidence. We fully believe that live in care for those, who are visually impaired offers a route that’s not only affordable, but that also provides customers with the physical and psychological support – needed to continue living a rich, fulfilling life.
Our dedicated team are on hand to guide you every step of the way. Our care support will talk with you or your loved one, where they will chat about your care and support options and begin to put together an idea of the carer you are looking for around the unique challenges of living with vision loss.
Good Live-in Carers will be able to carry out all kinds of everyday tasks on the individual’s behalf. They’ll be on hand to prepare meals, clean around the home, carry out the weekly shop and prompt medication where necessary. They’ll also be a valuable source of emotional support and they will encourage the customer to stay positive, keep active, and talk about the issues which they’re facing.