Dedicated to enhancing the lives of the visually impaired in the Valley area, this center offers educational programs, support services, and technology training to foster independence and community engagement.
Fresno 93711
Offering year-round sports and recreational programs, Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports provides opportunities for individuals with disabilities, including those with visual impairments, to participate in adaptive sports, promoting physical activity and social inclusion.
Killington 05751
This association provides comprehensive support services for Vermonters who are blind or visually impaired, including vision rehabilitation, education, and peer support, aiming to enhance quality of life and independence.
South Burlington 05403
Representing optometrists across Vermont, the Vermont Optometric Association promotes eye health through professional development, public education, and advocacy, working to ensure the highest quality of eye care for Vermont residents.
Underhill 05489
The Virginia Association of Workers for the Blind is dedicated to enhancing employment opportunities and support for individuals with blindness and low vision in Virginia. Through advocacy, training programs, and community support, the organization helps visually impaired individuals achieve greater independence and professional success. They also work to raise awareness about the capabilities and contributions of blind and low-vision workers. Learn more about their initiatives and how you can support their mission.
Burkeville 23922
Committed to improving access to vision care for children, this foundation supports programs that provide eye exams, glasses, and treatments to underserved populations, ensuring children have the visual resources they need to succeed.
Mounds 74047
The Vision Recovery Center specializes in providing rehabilitation services to individuals with vision loss, offering training and resources designed to enhance independence and quality of life for those adjusting to vision impairment.
Las Vegas 89147
The Visually Impaired Blind Society (VIBS) is a nonprofit organization that provides education, resources, and support to individuals who are blind or visually impaired. Their mission is to enhance the lives of people with vision loss and promote independence and self-sufficiency.
VIPS provides early intervention and educational services to infants and preschoolers who are blind or visually impaired in Kentucky and Indiana, preparing them for future success in school and beyond.
Louisville 40218
Visually Impaired Veterans of America (VIVA) is committed to supporting veterans affected by blindness and low vision. Through advocacy, education, and community outreach, VIVA provides essential resources and services to help visually impaired veterans lead independent and fulfilling lives. The organization works to raise awareness about the unique challenges faced by visually impaired veterans and advocates for policies that improve their quality of life. Learn more about their mission and how you can get involved.
Alexandria 22311