Kim Tsuchida of Elverta has always valued her independence and looked on the bright side of life, so when she could no longer drive from advanced glaucoma, both her independence and optimism were challenged. Fortunately, she had already found...
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Society’s Core program instructor Diane Starin spent most of her childhood in the Midwest but says she feels like a California native because of her love for this state – and her longtime love of the Sacramento Kings. When she found herself...
Learn moreCody Kitts of Folsom was a chef but did not enjoy cooking much until he lost his vision. After attending culinary school and cooking in restaurants in Las Vegas, Cody moved back to his hometown of Folsom in 2018 at age 28 and was managing...
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Damicha has experienced blindness, homelessness and a challenging custody battle, yet she says, “Honestly, I can’t complain because my family support system has always been awesome.” Born and raised in Vallejo, Damicha had vision loss from birth...
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As we celebrate Louis Braille’s birthday this month, we also are celebrating the success of our Braille Production Program that we acquired in fall of 2022 and have been working hard to rebuild. After reengaging with clients of the previous...
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Lydia Luney has raised biological and adopted children, lived in a one-bedroom cabin in Oregon with her family of seven for two years, run daycare and cleaning businesses, and moved up and down the West Coast – all with vision loss that began at...
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