Publications and downloads
How to get to the Sense office in London
A guide to routes to our head office in London from Angel and Kings Cross stations, for blind and visually impaired people.
routes_to_london_office_from_angel_and_kings_x.pdf
routes_to_london_office_from_angel_and_kings_x.txtHow to remember Sense in your Will
View an interactive version of the booklet here or download below.
legacy-booklet-2011.txtI don’t hear or see so well these days…
Can older people with sight and hearing loss still enjoy life?
As we get older, so many of us have sight and hearing problems that it is often accepted as a normal part of ageing. But if we all deny the issue in this way it means that too many older people miss out on the support they need.
older_people_report_june2013.pdf
older_people_report_text_only.docIndependence, choice and control: DLA and personal mobility in state-funded residential care.
Lord Low's independent review of personal mobility in state-funded residential care, October 2011.
71218_low_review_report.pdfLaw Commission, Adult Social Care
Sense's response to the Law Commission's consultation paper on Adult Social Care, June 2010
Law_Commission_response_June_2010.pdf law_commission_response_June_2010.txtLife stories of people with CHARGE
This factsheet contains life stories of people with CHARGE, giving examples of the challenges, and happiness, that having someone with CHARGE in the family can bring.
Life_stories_of_people_with_CHARGE.pdf Life_stories_of_people_with_CHARGE.txt Life_stories_of_people_with_CHARGE.docLiterature Review of Long –Term Health Implications of Congenital Rubella Syndrome
Literature_Review_Long_Term_Health_Implications_Congenital_Rubella_Syndrome.pdf Literature_Review_Long_Term_Health_Implications_Congenital_Rubella_Syndrome.docLiving with Usher syndrome
An introduction to Usher syndrome and sources of further support for people with Usher and their families.
Living_with_Usher.pdf Living_with_Usher.txt Living_with_Usher.doc