Looking beyond what can be seen, to what can be dreamed … and realized.
Looking beyond what can be seen, to what can be dreamed and realized.
We’re changing the way the world sees blindness.
This is an invitation. An opportunity.
To see beyond vision loss and focus on potential. To build a community where people who are blind or visually impaired can have meaningful employment, rehabilitation services that help them thrive, and a place to belong and contribute.
This is an opportunity to be a partner, to invest in products with a purpose. And help people with vision loss achieve their goals and aspirations.
Vision Services
We provide support and services to people of all ages who are blind or visually impaired so they can live an independent, fulfilling life.
Our services include computer training for people with low vision, orientation and mobility coaching, youth camps, braille classes, low vision occupational therapy, job training, career services and employment.
Products & Services
We are one of the largest employers of people with vision loss in the U.S. Our dedicated, innovative team makes a variety of products and provides professional services to government agencies and companies of all sizes
Our skilled employees produce a variety of products including precise custom molded plastic products, office products, janitorial supplies and products for the tactical and medical fields.
Careers & Job Placement
We’re here to help people with employment, job skills training, career placement services, and job coaching.
How Can You Help?
Join us in our effort to change lives.
Volunteer, become a monthly or one-time donor, and help us continue providing services, support, and employment for people who are blind or visually impaired.
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What does Adventure Camp mean for the youth who attend?
Yesterday we asked that question of three campers. Here’s what they had to say.
[Image description: In the first interview, brothers Nolan and Sam are sitting side by side on a bench. In the second interview, Peyton is seated on a bench and looking at the camera.]
