Education
Advocating for Eye Health Awareness: Strategies for Community Outreach
As champions of sight, we recognize that eye health is a critical aspect of overall well-being that is often overlooked. March is a time when we shine a spotlight on this vital issue, marking Eye Care Awareness Month, to highlight the importance of eye health and to encourage the public to take proactive steps towards…
Read MoreAccessing Eye Care: Navigating Resources for the Visually Impaired
As a leader in assistive technology and training for the visually impaired, we at New England Low Vision and Blindness understand the challenges faced when accessing eye care resources. In recognition of March Eye Care Awareness Month, it’s important to highlight the crucial role of comprehensive eye exams and the advanced resources available to those…
Read MoreThe Significance of Regular Eye Check-ups for the Visually Impaired: Ensuring Optimal Vision Health
Regular eye check-ups are a fundamental component of healthcare, especially for those experiencing visual impairment. For individuals with visual challenges, these appointments are more than just routine—they are an essential part of maintaining and enhancing their remaining vision. As vision loss can often be a progressive condition, early detection, and consistent monitoring are key to…
Read MorePrioritizing Eye Health: Practical Advice for Managing Low Vision
Maintaining eye health is essential for ensuring a high quality of life, particularly for individuals managing low vision. Vision loss can deeply impact one’s sense of independence, but with awareness and proper management, people living with low vision can lead fulfilling lives. March, observed as Eye Care Awareness Month, serves as a vital reminder for…
Read MoreUnderstanding the Importance of Comprehensive Eye Exams: Essential for Eye Health Maintenance
Our vision is a crucial part of daily life, and maintaining eye health should be a priority for everyone. Regular eye exams are an essential step in preserving your sight and detecting any issues early on. During March Eye Care Awareness Month, we emphasize the significance of comprehensive eye exams, which are much more than…
Read MoreSafeguarding Vision: The Critical Importance of Eye Safety in the Workplace
Ensuring the safety of one’s vision in the workplace is not only a matter of personal health but also an organizational imperative. At New England Low Vision and Blindness, we understand the significance of protecting employees’ eyesight. As a leading provider of assistive technology and training for those with visual impairments, we recognize March as…
Read MoreTop 10 Low Vision Aids for Schools and Educators
Welcome to the Top 10 Low Vision Aids for Schools and Educators! Empower your students with low vision aids for a brighter future! Do you have students struggling with low vision? Our low vision aids are designed to help students with visual impairments achieve their full potential in the classroom. Our products are carefully selected…
Read MoreSmarter Balanced Assessment Testing
The Smarter Balanced Assessment testing is just around the corner. Are you prepared to support students who require a braille accommodation? In a testing situation, a test administrator and a student will use a secure browser environment that supports both automatic and on-demand requests for embossing. If you are not we are here to help!…
Read MoreMichelle Perkins Recommends this Talkback Guide
Michelle Perkins, Senior Assistive Technology Specialist & Trainer at New England Low Vision and Blindness recommends this quick reference guide when teaching the Android in an Apple world. Michelle suggests that if you are teaching someone who is visually impaired and or using TalkBack, this young lady has some very informative YouTube Videos. Live Accessible. …
Read MoreTop 10 Low Vision Products for Schools and Educators – 2020
This article has been updated: See what’s New! Click the link below to see the latest in low vision aids and technology. Read the newest Top 10 Low Vision Products for Schools and Educators Our full suite of low vision technology products and training services are designed to help students who are visually impaired, their…
Read MoreNew England Low Vision and Blindness and the Carroll Center for the Blind joined forces for donation
New England Low Vision and Blindness and the Carroll Center for the Blind joined forces with ndrew Doumith of ACT Antigua to share life-changing technology with visually impaired students in primary and secondary schools at the T.N. Kirnon Primary School’s Unit for the Blind and Visually Impaired. This school is located in Andrew’s home country…
Read MoreScott Krug helps kids in the Pittsfield Public School
Scott Krug, President, New England Low Vision and Blindness recently presented select low vision technology to the students and teachers of the visually impaired at Pittsfield Public School. Some of these systems included: Transformer HD with WiFi + OCR MagniLink Zip Premium Full HD 1080p, 13” Monitor w/Battery “Thank you for coming out today and spending…
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