The Society was incorporated in 1945. Our name was changed in the 1970's. Orientation and mobility training teaches clients how to travel safely and independently. Daily living skills instruction includes many of the everyday tasks that are made difficult by the loss of sight. Counseling and social services help both client and family to cope with the special problems that accompany the loss of sight.
Support groups give clients an opportunity to share feelings and experiences with others.
Our Volunteer Program trains volunteers to work directly with our clients and to give clerical support in the Center's office. We also have a large group of volunteers who make our fund raising events possible. Braille classes are taught, and we have a very active client Youth Group. For more details on the services we offer, go to the Services page .