Want your coworkers or community group to learn more about Society for the Blind? Invite them to join us for a private Breakfast Tour. Enjoy a light breakfast, learn about our work from our Executive Director, meet current students and staff, and...
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Arash Dabestani was living in Iran when his eyesight started to deteriorate at age 15. Though his parents lived in America, they traveled back and forth between the U.S. and Iran until he could join them and his brothers in Roseville at age 27...
Learn moreSociety for the Blind extends a warm welcome and our deepest gratitude to our four newest board members: Tracy Kinoshita, Marlene Mourtzikos, Steve Osterholt and Jeff Thom. Learn more about our newest members! Tracy Kinoshita Tracy retired in...
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Reading Service of the Redwoods will continue to operate for residents of Humboldt, Mendocino and Del Norte counties who have low vision when it joins Society for the Blind’s Access News telephone reading service in Sacramento. Beginning January...
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Digital voice recorders help visually impaired seniors BY LORI KORLESKI RICHARDSON Special to The Bee Darrell Horst had everything out on the counter he needed to make the filling of a German dessert, blachinda, for a potluck later that week...
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Lynda Sekora knew she was losing some of her vision, but the night she realized she couldn’t read her insulin pump anymore, the Orland resident sank into a deep depression. “I cried all through dinner,” Lynda said. “I flat had a nervous breakdown...
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