Gift Giving Guide for People Who are Blind or Low Vision

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Giving gifts expresses love and appreciation for those we cherish. How can we ensure our gifts are thoughtful, accessible, and enjoyable for individuals who are blind or low vision? This guide is here to help. Whether it’s Valentine’s Day, birthdays, Christmas, Hanukkah, Mother’s or Father’s Day, or any special occasion, we offer suggestions ranging from […]

Eye Care Professionals Who May Work with Your Child

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Finding the right eye care professionals is crucial for your child’s vision health. Here are the key specialists you might work with:  How Can I Get a Free InfantSEE Assessment for My Baby?  Early detection of vision issues is essential for your child’s development. The InfantSEE® program provides comprehensive eye and vision assessments for infants […]

A Road to Independence: Remote Learning for Adults with Vision Loss

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A recent diagnosis of vision loss can be overwhelming and disheartening. However, it’s important to remember that there is life beyond this challenge. Specialized training can equip individuals with the skills and confidence to navigate their new reality. With the right support, a positive and hopeful future is attainable.  Traditional Vision Rehabilitation Training  Vision Rehabilitation […]

Hiring a Driver and Finding Rides when Blind or Low Vision

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Transportation is a significant challenge for individuals who are blind or have low vision, often presenting challenges to independence and accessibility. Whether it’s surrendering a driver’s license due to vision loss or never having the opportunity to drive, navigating the world without personal transportation can feel isolating. However, these challenges can be managed with some […]