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Just in time for Fall Prevention week, Sept. 22-26, 2025, the National Council on Aging announced the publication of the 2025 National Falls Prevention Action Plan. A national steering committee, which included representatives from agencies serving older people who are blind or low vision. Included in the plan are six goals aimed at reducing or preventing falls […]

If learning braille feels like an overwhelming task, we have just the resource for you. Whether you’re helping your child learn braille or you’re an adult adjusting to vision loss, the Braille Brain website is your guide.  Braille Brain is a free learning tool from the American Printing House for the Blind (APH). It gives […]

Medical professionals are trained to heal, yet at times forget to listen. For patients who are blind or have low vision, this can mean a hospital stay filled with misunderstandings and unmet needs, in addition to their medical treatment. Medical care should focus on treating a patient’s condition with respect, professionalism, and understanding. Unfortunately, this […]

For individuals who are blind or low vision, the journey toward independent travel is both practical and deeply personal. While Orientation and Mobility (O&M) is a foundational skill for safe and confident movement, many adults face a significant challenge: finding accessible O&M services. In states across the country, a lack of qualified providers creates a […]