Refinishing Furniture

Repainting an end table

Refinishing furniture can be a rewarding way to restore well-loved pieces, express creativity, and gain hands-on experience with woodworking techniques. If you are blind or have low vision, this type of project is not only possible but can also be enjoyable and empowering with the right tools, safety practices, and adaptive strategies. Whether you’re sanding […]

Craft with Confidence: Arts and Crafts Guide for Low Vision & Blind Creators

Adult and child making beaded jewelry together

Engaging in arts and crafts offers a rich sensory experience, an outlet for self-expression, and a wonderful way to connect with others. For individuals who are blind or have low vision, these activities are not only accessible but may improve tactile skills, spatial awareness, and fine motor coordination. This guide offers practical tips for setting […]

Bathroom Accessibility

dark colored bathroom counter with bright yellow contrasting toothbrush holder, soap tray, and cup

Tile, water, slippery surfaces—the bathroom can present many hazards for someone with even a slight degree of low vision or loss of mobility. Minimize your risk of accidents with these easy-to-manage adaptations. By making your bathroom safer and more conveniently organized, you can minimize the possibility of falling and take care of personal hygiene more […]

Cards and Games

group of older adults play cards

Don’t let vision loss stop you from enjoying your favorite leisure activities! This guide introduces a wide range of card and board games, along with practical tips and adaptations, designed for individuals who are blind or have low vision. Reconnect with the joy of game night!  Six Practical Tips for Playing Card Games  Losing vision […]

Free Resources for Healthcare, Aging, and Social Work Professionals

medical professional comforting patient

Time and again, professionals in disciplines such as healthcare, aging, and social work are not aware of best practices in working with adults who are blind or have low vision. Yet, among Americans 40 years of age and older, 12 million+ report significant difficulty seeing, resulting in reduced ability to engage in necessary daily tasks […]