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Housing for people with sight loss
 — a practical guide to improving existing homes
Author(s)Nikki Joule, Ros Levenson
Corporate AuthorThomas Pocklington Trust
PublisherThomas Pocklington Trust, London, 2009
Pages26 pp (Good practice guide, 4)
SourceThomas Pocklington Trust, Pier House, 90 Strand on the Green, London W4 3NN. www.pocklington-trust.org.uk
KeywordsVisual impairment ; Housing [elderly] ; Improvement ; Standards of provision ; Guides, guide books.
AnnotationThis good practice guide is a tool to improve the homes of people with sight loss. It aims to support planned maintenance, replacements and refurbishments of the homes of people with sight loss and one-off adaptations in response to individual needs. The importance of involving people with sight loss in decisions about their homes is stressed. Checklists are included on the different areas of the home (and outdoor areas) that have been discussed in the main text. The content and style of this publication has been informed by people with sight loss and by housing and support staff working in: Coventry City Council, the Extra Care Charitable Trust, Hammersmith and Fulham housing and support services, Westside Shepherds Bush Support Services, and the Wilberforce Trust. (RH).
Accession NumberCPA-090924002 B
ClassmarkBR: KE: 5ST: 583: 69N

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