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Leah Jackman aged 38 from Braintree lives with dual sensory loss, find out how ECL’s Sensory team supported her to regain her confidence and independence.

When Sensory Assistant and Sighted Guide, Bridget Shrimplin, first met Jamie, he had recently lost almost all of his eyesight and was struggling to cope.

Marylands Older People Service achieves ‘Outstanding’ in the Customer Support and Experience Domain of Quality and Governance Assurance Assessment (QGAA).

Highlighting the importance of regular sight and eye health checks for individuals with learning disabilities and explores the barriers and difficulties faced by many.

Read our blog to find out how ECL Chelmsford went about achieving a gold accreditation in Dementia Design from the University of Sterling

The ESC partnership offers a range of services for people with a sensory impairment, from home assessments and specialist one-to-one support, to supplying assistive equipment and social activities.