Provides direct support services to blind or deaf-blind people to help them live as independently as possible

Description

Blind or visually impaired support services offer direct support to people who are blind, deaf-blind or with low vision. Programs may teach Independent Living Skills (ILS) to people with a visual impairment.

Additional Information

Hadley offers free social, emotional, and practical support for those living with vision loss, including:

• Peer to Peer Program - Connect with someone who can relate to the everyday challenges of vision loss
• Audio-Video Workshops - Guides related to various activities and skills such as daily living, adjusting to vision loss, recreation, working, technology, and Braille
• Donahoe Center for Support - The Donahoe Center offers compassionate assistance, a supportive community, and trusted resources that promote well-being and foster connectedness

Features

• Area Served by County
  • Statewide

• Payment
  • Free / no cost to everyone

• Specialization
  • Blind or visually impaired

Eligibility

Eligibility varies by program.

For Adult Continuing Education:

• Individuals ages 14 or older who are blind or meet low vision eligibility requirements and are able to understand courses written in English at the high school level

Fee

Free