Helps veterans who are blind access VA benefits, training, medical equipment, and prosthetics.Veterans Benefits Assistance

Helps individuals with vision loss find resources to maintain their independence and quality of life.Vision Impairment Services

Provides counseling and support to veterans who are visually impaired.Veteran Support Services

Provides support and activities for children and adults who are blind or visually impaired.Recreation/SocialMore information: Organizes monthly meetings, picnics, parties, and other local gatherings Provides literature and Aide such as white canes, Braille writing materials, and talking equipment

Offers services and support for individuals who are losing their eyesight.Vision Rehabilitation ServicesMore information: Provides instruction in braille, typing, low-vision Aide, talking books, and other technologies Teaches cooking, housekeeping, financial management, and other independent living techniques Orientation and mobility training available

Offers support and training for individuals who are blind, visually impaired, or hearing impaired.Disability Related Center-Based EmploymentMore information: Training in daily living tasks, traveling independently with a cane, and socialization provided Includes instruction in braille, typing, and adaptive equipment Hosts bi-weekly group discussions about blindness-related issues Provides computerized braille production and outreach services Refers to other agencies that sell adaptive equipment and helpful tools

Offers early identification and stimulation programs for individuals who are blind or visually impaired.Early Childhood DevelopmentMore information: Includes at-home evaluations, social and recreational opportunities, summer camps, and parties Assists in finding resources for school-age children

Helps businesses, government agencies, and schools provide accessible information and services to the blind community.Disability Related Assistive Technology

Provides job readiness training for individuals with visual impairments.Blind Vocational Services

Offers information and support for veterans with visual impairments and their families.Advocacy and Support Services for Veterans

Offers services and support for individuals who are losing their eyesight.Vision Rehabilitation ServicesMore information: Provides instruction in braille, typing, low-vision Aide, talking books, and other technologies Teaches cooking, housekeeping, financial management, and other independent living techniques Orientation and mobility training available

Offers free programs and workshops for individuals who are blind or visually impaired.Disability Related Center-Based EmploymentMore information: Prepares individuals for everyday challenges at home, school, and work

Offers teaching and support services for individuals who are newly blind.Blindness Education/Prevention

Offers services and housing options to help older adults and individuals with disabilities live independently.Aging and Disability Services More information: Provides one-time consultations and care management services Home-delivered meals, nutrition counseling, caregiver support, and social activities available Operates a senior center for individuals who are blind or have visual impairments The Seabury Connector offers free transportation to medical and public benefit appointments

Assists visually impaired veterans with job applications and resumes.Employment Preparation

Offers activities and support for youth, families, and educators.Youth Development More information: Includes weekend getaways, guidance from mentors, and referrals to other resources

Provides supports and services to veterans who are blind or visually impaired.Veteran Support ServicesMore information: Offers career development, life skills services, peer support, scholarships, and referrals

Provides case management and services for individuals and families affected by visual impairment.Vision ImpairmentsMore information: Offers support groups for social interaction and encouragement

Provides job readiness training for individuals with visual impairments.Blind Vocational Services

Offers education on the rights and responsibilities of guide dog handlers and users.Advocacy and InformationMore information: Promotes legislation related to equal employment and recreation opportunitiesProvides access to guide dog training programs throughout the world Hosts seminars allowing active or prospective guide dog users to discuss concerns

Provides human eye tissue for corneal transplants and supports research on blindness.Medical Equipment/Supplies

Provides information and referral services related to retinal degenerative diseases, including retinitis pigmentosa, macular degeneration, and Usher syndrome.Information and ReferralMore information: Offers an e-newsletter on coping strategies, research updates, and Foundation news Hosts a bi-annual national conference

Provides jobs in manufacturing to individuals with visual and hearing impairments.Employment/Job TrainingMore information: Employees assemble products or install and service vending machines Available at 4 locations in Baltimore, Cumberland, Raleigh, and Salisbury

Provides training on the latest assistive technology, including voice synthesizers, navigators, scanners, large size on-screen software, and braille printers.Assistive Technology TrainingMore information: Offers computer training classes and labs on marketable skills Assists employers in integrating assistive technology into the workplace and training employees

Awards scholarships to high school and college students who have visual impairments.Scholarships