Up for a challenge? If so, it’s time to get out your cycling shorts and get active to support people with glaucoma.
We’re here to support you through the challenges.
Our next digital support group is on 11 August at 7pm. Dr Pankaj Agarwal of Princess Alexandra Eye Hospital in Edinburgh will be talking about what might happen for people whose glaucoma is getting worse.
Glaucoma UK is here to provide help, information and support to anyone affected by glaucoma. From our free glaucoma helpline to our buddy scheme, find out more about the many ways we can support you at every stage of your glaucoma journey.
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Become a member of Glaucoma UK and join the fight against glaucoma!
Our members really can become part of the work we do. When you join you’ll receive a range of benefits.
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We value our relationships with healthcare professionals working in the field of glaucoma.
We provide support, resources and training for optometrists, ECLOs, rehab workers, domiciliary care workers and other health professionals.
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It is not uncommon for people with glaucoma to be affected by other eye conditions.
Dry eye, or dry eye disease (DED) is a common eye disorder where the eyes don’t make enough tears, or the tears evaporate too quickly.
We are working tirelessly to support UK researchers to shed light on early diagnosis, care and treatment that will help everyone affected by glaucoma.
From being diagnosed to getting to grips with treatments and how glaucoma affects everyday life, these stories give a voice to those who are dealing with the disease – and may be experiencing the same things as you or a member of your family.
Support people who have just been diagnosed or those living with the condition. You can make a single or monthly donation. Your donation will help us support people with glaucoma and fund research into detection, management and treatment.
