Make a Referral - BlindAid

We encourage our co-colleagues in social services, sensory teams, community mental health teams, and other organisations and charities to register their details on our website.

We will not use your details for any other purpose and you will not receive any marketing material from us. When you register your details are stored and when you return to our site to make a new referral or apply for a grant the application forms will self-populate with your details saving you time.

We only accept referrals or grant applications for Service Users that live within the 12 Inner London Boroughs and the City of London and who are over the age of 18.

If you would like to call us to discuss any of our services, make a self-referral, or if you have any other questions please get in touch with us on: 0207 403 6184.

Please note that we do not accept self-referrals for grant applications.

We are unable to accept referrals made by post, please scan and email all non-website referrals to: referrals@blindaid.org.uk

Due to an exceptional level of demand for our Sight Support Service in Lambeth we are temporarily unable to accept new referrals.

Sight Support service referral:

Online form (must be logged in) or Download printable version

Sadly, due to a lack of funding, we no longer offer the Sight Support Service in Islington or the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea.

For ongoing support in Islington: Contact the local Social Services Sensory Team on 0207 527 4478/Islington Adult Social Care Request for Service Form
For ongoing support in RBKC: RNIB are currently funded to provide additional services for residents of the borough: 0303 123 9999/RNIB | Homepage of the Royal National Institute of Blind People. You can also contact the RBKC Social Services Sensory Team on 020 7361 2968/sensoryteam@rbkc.gov.uk for support.

Grant Application:

Download guidelines
Online application form (must be logged in) or Download printable version

Camden Community Project:

Due to overwhelming demand we are currently unable to accept referrals for the Camden Community Project.

"When I make a referral for either your Sight Support service, grants or community projects, I know that the person receiving the assistance will be treated with care, by sensitive and committed staff, who are willing to go above and beyond."