This guide includes our ideas to inspire you with unique gifts that enhance daily living, bring joy, and cater to the needs of people with low vision. Whether it’s a gadget that improves accessibility or an experience tailored to their preferences, you’ll find something meaningful here. Thoughtful, practical and inclusive gifts not only show care, but empower independence and accessibility.
Outdoor leisure
- High contrast beach towel and beach umbrella.
- Small water feature or garden chimes.
- Fragrant herb garden for countertop.
- Barbecue grilling glove with apron clip.
- Barbecue grilling basket.
- Barbecue double spatula.
Tech fun
- Voice-activated smart devices like Alexa Home, Amazon Echo or Google Nest.
- Large-print or talking watches and clocks.
- Smart lights.
Music lover
- Modern record player – for rich nostalgic sound, pair with a favourite record. Check for tactile and simple controls.
Indoor leisure
- Large-print puzzles, playing cards, or tactile board games.
- Audiobook subscription ie; Audible membership.
- Drafts/Checkers high contrast game.
- Chunky yarn and large crochet hook.
- Large print crosswords.
- Scabble Slam game.
- Kindle with audiobooks function.
In the kitchen
- High-contrast or tactile measuring cups.
- Talking kitchen scales.
- Talking thermometer.
- Hot water level indicator.
Beauty and fashion
- Clothing or accessories that suit their style.
- Fragrance.
- Large-mirror makeup tools with magnification.
Experiences and personalised gifts
- Sensory experiences like spa treatments.
- A large print personalised card.
- A day out tailored to their interests, such as a movie with audio description services.
- Orchestra or symphony show – particularly around the holidays.
When selecting a gift for someone with low vision, it’s the thought and consideration that truly count. By choosing items that enhance someone’s quality of life or reflect their individuality, you can bring joy and positivity. Remember, the best gifts come from the heart, creating moments of connection and care.
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