If vision is affecting the ability to perform daily tasks, Braille Institute’s Low Vision Rehabilitation Service can help with tips and training.

Learning to use assistive technology can be a game-changer to increase independence and improve daily activities for those who are blind or visually impaired

With Low Vision Rehabilitation, vision loss doesn't have to mean giving up on the things you love or an active lifestyle. 

Knowing the importance and benefits of current assistive technology for visually impaired people can make all the difference in achieving a level of independence one might not think possible, and feeling safe, secure and connected.

Braille Institute's Youth and Child Development Program is offered remotely online and over-the-phone to help provide resources and support parents.

Assistive technology for low vision students is available to make learning accessible

It may be difficult to see a future of independence for your newly diagnosed visually impaired or blind child. At

With the technology for visually impaired available today, we can envision an exciting future of education for both visually impaired and blind people.

A good Low Vision Rehabilitation center provides trained specialists to help you restore independence.