When Trena King first walked into Society for the Blind, she was skeptical and scared. She almost walked out as she wondered how anyone there could understand the challenges she was facing losing her vision. One question changed her entire...
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When Stuart realized he needed help with his declining vision, he didn’t wait for classes to start at Society for the Blind. He put a cover over his eyes at home and got to work. “I’ve heard that some people fight vision loss tooth and nail and...
Learn moreWhen Sweet Ann first noticed she couldn’t see anything below her chin, she was in college in her home country, the Philippines. A sense of dread overtook her, as she recognized the telltale symptom of retinitis pigmentosa, better known as RP. She...
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Help Expand Braille Across Sacramento Our new Braille Production & Training program is growing rapidly as local organizations hire us to Braille everything from menus and playbills to manuals and brochures. With our Braille services in...
Learn moreWhen Tian Chiu of Los Gatos began looking for online volunteer opportunities, she never expected to be reading about the Wild West to people with vision loss. But now the Los Gatos High School junior records herself reading Wild West Magazine for...
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While the rest of her high school senior class was preparing for prom and graduation, Bridget was in and out of doctors’ offices trying to figure out what was happening to her eyes as they became more bloodshot and sensitive to sunlight. “It...
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