National Association of Housing for Visually Impaired - NAHVI 2.44

About NAVHI

National Association of Housing for Visually Impaired

The National Association of Housing for Visually Impaired (NAHVI) was formed to address the long term needs of young people with a visual impairment who may also have an additional disability e.g. learning, hearing or physical and have complex needs as a result of social, cultural, economic or emotional factors.

Our houses:

are located in areas with good amenities such as shops and leisure facilities
are in proximity and have ease of access to public transport enabling them to get to and from destinations of their choice
are accessible; the physical environment and décor of each house will take into account the needs of those living there, for example, choice of equipment, furnishing and the use of lighting, contrast and tactile materials
have the staffing and resources to enable residents to live as full a life as possible, ensuring that each of them has the level of support he/she requires in order to achieve their fullest potential
Individual needs are met and sourced within the community. Access as appropriate to local services and health care and other specialist services as required.

Activity in Houses

Arts and Crafts
Swimming
Horse riding
Music
Daily living
Skills such as household chores
Cool Rockers Club
Baking
Cooking
Braille
IT
Money management