Assistive technology has the power to transform lives. It can help people of all ages with visual impairments succeed academically and beyond. Hope Paulos, who was born with Retinopathy of...

...want to help others on their journey towards independence, a gift to the Carroll Center provides the invaluable programming needed for children, adults and seniors with blindness and vision loss.”...

...gave me strategies that increased my mobility. As my vision progressively worsened over the following 15 years to total blindness, I repeatedly returned to the Carroll Center for additional training...

...for his week at Carroll Kids, Jack was nervous about being away from home and meeting others with low vision or blindness, but this anxiety quickly disappeared once he arrived...

...future for those whose lives have changed due to their vision loss. The sculpture’s twenty blue stepping stones represent the twenty losses that Father Carroll describes in his book Blindness....

...guide dog and navigational techniques on our campus in Newton. To address clients’ emotional well-being that supports their adjustment to blindness, the trail will also include a wellness area. Converting...

...weeks old with a condition resulting in blindness. As Elizabeth’s boys were about to enter school, she was very anxious about ensuring they would have the appropriate support they needed...

...time together and get to know one another outside the office. Your employees will also receive a brief blindness etiquette training while on campus that educates them on how to...

...to 21 and create an exciting, fun, lifechanging and safe experience for them. You want to empower students to develop socially, academically, and independently. You want to work alongside Blindness...

...outspoken advocate for people with blindness, low vision and deafblindness. He is the Chairperson for the Rehabilitation Council for the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind and chairperson for the Advisory...