Did you know that many people with partial sight feel like they don't "qualify" as visually impaired? A 2024 peer-reviewed study in Frontiers in Psychology found that people with partial sight often struggle with this feeling of "not being visually impaired enough"; largely because public perception of blindness is still shaped by the idea of complete sight loss.
This leads to people doubting themselves, not seeking support, and suffering in silence.
The truth is: it's not about how much you can see. It's about how your sight affects your daily life; your confidence, your independence, your mental wellbeing.
Partial sight is frequently misunderstood and dismissed, even by those closest to you. That self-doubt you feel? You're not alone in it.
You don't need to prove your sight loss to deserve support.
Whether you're struggling with everyday tasks, feeling isolated, or just not sure where to turn, we're here for you. No thresholds to meet. No boxes to tick.
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