If someone with a visual impairment lives with you — or if you’re facing some level of blindness yourself — modifying your home makes it easier to navigate and safer to live in. Most modifications are simple, inexpensive changes that
Navigating a Move With a Disability
Moving with a disability isn’t impossible. But like any successful move, it takes a combination of planning, assistance, and care. Instead of letting your move overwhelm you, break it down into an organized list of steps and small tasks. Moving
Veterans guide to home loans
Whether it’s your first home purchase or your third, special resources are exclusively available to help with your home buying process if you’re a veteran. Veterans also can take advantage of a VA loan, which saves money and makes it
Home Modifications for the Visually Impaired or Blind
Home Modifications for the Visually Impaired or Blind – The Complete Guide If you are visually impaired or blind (or caring for someone who is), modifying your house to fit your specific needs can make all the difference. It
A Message for Families and Friends: Stay Healthy−Stay Strong
Every school and agency member of the Council of Schools and Services for the Blind strives to serve students through promoting dignity, independence and the best practices in education. Every school and agency will reach out to students and their families
Host your own wearable vision event!
Wearable Vision Event at TSBVI This article describes an event and a program model that took place over two years ago and could be customized to meet your campus needs. Submitted by Cindy Bachofer, PhD, CLVT TSBVI Low Vision Consultant
Seven Myths About Schools for the Blind
It turns out, lots of people have interesting preconceived notions about what a school for the blind does and how it supports students.