This list was take from RNIB website
Another interesting post on the topic is here
The advice given here will help you feel confident about guiding a person with sight loss: Always offer assistance first, not everyone will need help
Introduce yourself – ask the person where they want to go and how they wish to be guided
Ensure you are one step ahead of the person you are guiding
Give instructions where necessary but don’t overdo it
Be aware of hazards at ground level and at head height
When guiding, give information about the people who are present and the environment as you move around
Explain your actions
When approaching seating, tell the person where the seat is and guide their hand to the back and seat of the chair, so that they can sit down independently
Remember to allow extra space around obstacles
Remember if someone is blind, it doesn’t always mean they have no sight at all.
Read Updated list: 21st April 2019 – 18:23
Here is the updated list of Facebook groups for the blind and visually impaired.
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