Guide Dogs NSW/ACT has been supporting people experiencing low vision and blindness for many generations. Now we are extending our support to people who are earlier on in their vision loss journey by providing a trusted digital platform containing information designed to help you maintain your current lifestyle.

How it Works

Guide Dogs NSW/ACT conducted extensive research to understand what clients really want to know when first experiencing symptoms. The information provided is insights based and designed to support you to continue doing the things you love.

Enroll in the pilot

Join the pilot program by completing the MySight survey.

Set your goals

Your journey, your way based on the things you want to achieve.

Stay up-to-date

Live your life to the fullest with the latest on eye health and services.

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What to Expect

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Vital eye information

Receive information from a source you can trust.

Day-to-day support

Receive practical tips on how to keep living your life independently.

Achieve your goals

Get in touch with services that can help support your goals.

Get Started

Recommended Reading

If you are experiencing symptoms of low vision such as blurry vision, floaters, flashes or dark patches your vision your optometrist or ophthalmologist will be supporting your medical care. Below are some articles you might like to explore.

What is Low Vision?

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Low Vision Conditions

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Digital Skills Training

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Grieving and Sight Loss

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Your MySight Guide

Delivered directly to your email inbox, the MySight Guide is your companion to navigating your changes in vision. Including helpful information, service recommendations and more all based on your personal goals.

Get the Guide

(02) 8115 0700
Centre for Eye Health is an initiative of Guide Dogs NSW/ACT and the University of NSW. Our work is possible thanks to the generosity of Guide Dogs NSW/ACT and their supporters. To support us, please donate.