Center for the Visually Impaired

🍂🦃 It’s Thanksgiving week, so it’s time to dive into your favorite holiday recipes! If you love baking, you’ll find inspiration in the journey of our CVI client Stephanie. 🧡 She continues to find joy in the kitchen and her other hobbies, thanks to the Vision Rehabilitation training from the Center for the Visually Impaired. https://lnkd.in/ey4n6zyE #motivationalmonday #thanksgiving2024 #atlantanonprofit #givingtuesday #lowvision #lowvisionawareness

CVI's Director of Programs, Windy Cruz recently spoke with NPR about the introduction of Enchroma glasses, which are now available at three Georgia State Parks. These innovative glasses provide individuals with color blindness the opportunity to fully appreciate the vibrant fall foliage in Georgia. https://lnkd.in/eDBu67tX #CVI #Enchroma #ColorBlindness #GeorgiaParks #FallFoliage #GPBNews

Exciting News! WSB-TV features the Center for the Visually Impaired this week on People 2 People! We are thankful to share the amazing testimonial from Gold Paralympic swimmer Gia Pergolini, our upcoming CVI Sarah Wolf Spirit Award honoree! 🌟 Check it out! ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/gCtNd85D

Center for the Visually Impaired proudly honors all who served! 🇺🇸Thank You Veterans!

The Center for the Visually Impaired and Paralympic Medalist Gia Pergolini visited WSBTV today for an upcoming People 2 People segment airing this weekend. Gia will receive the CVI 2025 Sarah Woolf Spirit Award for her courage and inspiring journey in the Tokyo and Paris Paralympic Games. Thank you to People 2 People for highlighting our CVI mission! #LowVisionAwareness #People2People #WSBTVCommunity #Atlanta #AtlantaNonprofit

CVI's most recent blog post shares all the great highlights from our 2024 White Cane Awareness Day we celebrated during October! https://lnkd.in/ebjEi5NB

What a fabulous Fall evening spent with friends! CVI had the pleasure of gathering with our incredible board members recently at the Buckhead Club for a delightful social. Thank you to all the CVI board members for your invaluable support, and here's to many more fun times together!

The Center for the Visually Impaired extends our heartfelt gratitude to Hollie Ahmed for sharing her inspiring journey during White Cane Awareness Day and highlighting the positive impact of our low vision support groups. If you or someone you know could benefit from our low vision services, contact CVI at 404-875-9011. #MotivationalMonday

Today, the Center for the Visually Impaired had the honor of celebrating White Cane Awareness Day 2024 with over 65 incredible attendees! 💜 We are so thankful for our clients and supporters. We are immensely grateful to everyone who joined us and shared their inspiring journeys! Stay tuned for highlights from the event on our social media channels. CVI is here to answer any questions about our low vision services.

Center for the Visually Impaired recently welcomed Rob Amie, our newest Occupational Therapy Doctoral Student from Duke University!  Rob will be at CVI until December. Rob says he enjoys meeting patients and helping them achieve their goals because everyone deserves happiness.