Blind Veterans UK helps vision-impaired ex-Servicemen and women to rebuild their lives after sight loss.
We provide rehabilitation, training, practical advice and emotional support to veterans regardless of how or when they lost their sight. We’re here to help blind veterans regain their independence and live the life they choose.
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Not sure if you qualify for support from Blind Veterans UK? Use our online eligibility checker to find out. Answer a few simple questions about your service record and sight loss and in just a few seconds you'll know if you can apply for our support.
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Do you have a vision impairment and a service record? Find out how to apply for support from Blind Veterans UK.
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How we help veterans
Find out how we help ex-Servicemen and women turn their lives around.
Support for loved ones and carers
Learn about how we support loved ones and carers looking after someone with sight loss.
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Why we need your help
See how your support can change blind veterans’ lives
of blind veterans across the UK still need our support.
volunteering hours were donated by 997 volunteers to support blind veterans in need.
blind veterans received support from us as and when needed all over the UK.
Read the latest news
Find out what's happening at Blind Veterans UK. Discover the latest stories about our inspirational beneficiaries and amazing fundraisers, and keep up to date with all the charity's news.
Brighton bus named after D-Day veteran Ken
4 Jun 2026
A Brighton bus has been named in honour of the late blind veteran Ken, who landed on Sword Beach on D-Day.
Blind veteran completes first half of ultra challenge
4 Jun 2026
A blind veteran completed the 100km Jurassic Coast Ultra & is training for a second endurance walk later this year
Looking back: When Jamie met Sir David Attenborough
7 May 2026
Marking Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday, we share blind veteran Jamie’s remarkable North Pole interview.
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