An activity doing something sensory. Do you have a communication method to ask what they would like to do?

Take to beach take their shoes off to feel the sand wet and dry walk along the water, feel the sand in their hands make a hole with their hands. I know they like going on swings as I used to look after a deaf and blind boy and he used to like clapping. Banging a tin to feel it vibrating it is not easy I know you know what they like doing just putting stones in a container to feel the vibration then they can do it.

Oh what a difficult problem to solve. It must be so frustrating for you both. I hope you’ve found some suitable activities

Do you have NDIS funding for your teenager ? Any psycho motor or occupational (sensory) therapies and activities would be good.

Slime activity with hands.
Finger painting.
A picnic. Lying on a rug, the grass under a blanket and wind is sensory.
Taste testing. A marshmallow, a piece of cheese, a pice of red capsicum…. it’s texture, differences.
A different animal to visit, like a baby goat or a puppy, a kitten.

Schools and similar organisations may also be able to assist with ideas.

Linking in with local organisations and services would be a good idea – they may be able to support with ideas.

Wow, such a difficult situation! I would be googling places in your area that deal with blind deaf kids. If you have no luck online, maybe a visit to your GP for some suggestions.