Local support groups
Our groups offer a warm, supportive space for people with macular disease, their families and friends. They’re a welcoming and compassionate place a find support, build confidence and connect with others. And, of course, it’s a chance to make new friends who really understand what sight loss is like.
Find your local support group
Camberley (N.W. Surrey) Macular Society Support Group
Meet on the fourth Thursday of the month from 2pm at Derek Horn Court
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Sutton on Sea and Mablethorpe Support Group
10.30am - 12pm. Last Wednesday of the month (except August & December). at Methodist Church Hall
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Sutton Support Group
Meeting times and venue vary, but meet in Sutton town centre. Please contact 01264 560 259 for more information. Second Monday of the month, normally around 11am at Sutton Town Centre
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Swansea Support Group
First Thursday of every month 11am - 12.30pm No meeting January 2026. at The Multicultural Hub - First Floor
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Swansea Working Age IT Support Group
meet quarterly, Jan Apr Jul Oct venue and dates to be confirmed via email at Venue varies
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Wollaton Support Group
Meets on the Third Tuesday of each month from 1pm to 3pm at Methodist Church
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Please note that some of our local groups meet via telephone conference call while some are meeting in person. Please call to check whether a groups is meeting in person before you set out for a meeting. To join a group, or confirm if a specific group is meeting face to face or by telephone, please phone our volunteer and group support team on 01264 560 259.
Find out more about our support groups, including telephone groups and those for working age and young people. There are also online support groups specific to particular types of macular disease.
Other support services
We provide free information and support to those with macular disease, along with their family and friends, to help people keep their independence.
Online condition-specific groups
Join an online community of people with the same type of macular disease as you, share experiences and learn something new.