[Akron-Talk] You do not have to be a member!
Dave Bertsch
dwbertsch at hotmail.com
Sat Jan 4 16:04:00 UTC 2020
The National Federation of the Blind of Cleveland
Offers
Adjusting to Blindness
An Introductory Seminar
January 25, 2020
10:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Cleveland Public Library3096 Scranton Road, Cleveland Ohio 44113
Introduction
This is an introductory Seminar for newly blind individuals that will highlight best practices by Peer Mentors from the National Federation of the Blind of Cleveland. The philosophy of the NFB will be presented, along with the "value of alternative techniques of blindness, and the solid belief that it is okay to be blind."
During the seminar, four small sessions will be offered by Peer Mentors for newly blind individuals and their supportive companions to learn about alternative ways to continue everyday living. These small settings will offer guidance, advice, assistance and demonstrations from a real-world point of view. Hence, sharing knowledge and experiences in order to help the participants succeed is our main objective. Having a wonderful trusted ally to go to whenever blind people are feeling unsure or in need is why the NFB is here. We want to meet the needs of each participant in moving forward at their own pace and under their own control.
General Session for all attendees:
Part I
The goal of this Session is to introduce the National Federation of the Blind (NFB).
Part II
The goal of this session is to introduce Basic Techniques and products for everyday use.
Part III
The goal of this session is to Identify, explore and recommend community resources to enhance activities, to become involved in one's residential area, and to increase peer interaction and support.
For questions and to apply, , please contact Suzanne Turner at (216) 990-6199 or email by SMTurner.234 at gmail.com<mailto:SMTurner.234 at gmail.com>.
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