Our Family Camp sessions are almost full, but we still have room in our Youth sessions, Adult sessions and our Music Academy. With our new online reservation system, signup is quicker and easier than ever. So if you want to reserve your place this summer, click the link below to get to the 2014 applications and … Continue reading Return to the Sun, Warmth and Friendship of Enchanted Hills Camp
If you are a Braille reader with an iPhone or iPad you’ll want to get your hands on the Braille User Guide for iOS 7 Software – a complete set of directions on how to use your device, intelligently organized into 3 volumes of interpoint Braille. Braille users will tell you that there just isn’t … Continue reading Braille iPhone User Guide for iOS 7
During the month of March receive 10% off in-store purchases of the Eschenbach Smartlux Digital Magnifier, while supplies last. The Smartlux Digital Magnifier enables the user, through its uniquely adjustable positioning arm, to write while using the magnifier, whether you are right or left handed. The screen is larger than most portable magnifiers which makes … Continue reading March Product of the Month: Sale on the Eschenbach Smartlux Digital Magnifier
Born in Arkansas, and raised in Alabama, Todd Kinard still has a bit of southern sweetness to his voice even though he has spent his adult life in Houston, Texas and the Bay Area. In 2004 Todd lost his vision to complications associated with AIDS. Before this Todd worked as a waiter and a hairdresser. … Continue reading Employment Immersion Success – Todd Kinard Returns to the Fold
Note: In the next months we will feature profiles of staff members, particularly those that come in contact on a regular basis with our community. For more than a decade Sook Hee has been one of the most valued, appreciated and enthusiastic members of the LightHouse Rehabilitation Staff. Sook Hee, who is deaf, leads the … Continue reading Staff Profile: Meet LightHouse Deaf-Blind Specialist Sook Hee Choi
Since June 2013, the LightHouse has connected blind and low vision North Coast residents with each other through participation in our novel week-long Immersion Training at Enchanted Hills Retreat in Napa. Thus far, fifteen North Coast residents living in cities such as Crescent City, McKinleyville, Weitchepec, Legget and Eureka have jumpstarted their training at Enchanted Hills … Continue reading Changing Vision Changing Life Immersion Retreat Jumpstarts Blind and Low Vision North Coasters
In February, Redwood Curtain Brewing Company hosted a “Pints for Non-Profits” event to benefit LightHouse of the North Coast. They donated $1.00 for every pint sold plus the proceeds of the day’s tip jar. In addition, purveyors of fine Mediterranean food, Nature’s Serving: World Food, Fast! contributed 10% of the proceeds of food sold that … Continue reading Pints For Non-Profits Benefits LightHouse
Join our new yoga workshop and become more flexible and strong. Hatha Yoga for mobility and strength building. Open to beginners and experienced practitioners alike. Asana sequences, combined with breathing techniques and a relaxing meditation practice. When: Ongoing on Mondays – 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Where: LightHouse San Francisco Headquarters Asana poses focus on … Continue reading NEW Yoga Workshop
LightHouse for the Blind is offering a new therapy group called Mind’s Eye, for individuals who are moving forward in their lives with recent changes in their vision. Start the New Year by joining a group which offers a forum specifically designed for navigating this very personal journey. Are you currently noticing a change in your … Continue reading New Mind’s Eye Therapy Group Forming
The Castro Lions and the San Francisco Park Presidio Sunset Lions are cohosting their second annual Crab Feed to benefit the LightHouse for the Blind and other charities. Join them for a night of good food, entertainment and prizes! No Host Bar Cocktails at 6:00, dinner served at 7:00 and includes pasta, salad, bread, dessert, … Continue reading Enjoy Unlimited Crab on March 29 and Help Support Blind Camp
