[Nationalharbor] FW Fwd: Blind Youth Summer Programs

Michelle Clark mcikeyc at aol.com
Tue Apr 8 09:42:26 UTC 2014



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From: Sarah Baebler <sbaebler at BISM.org>
To: nfbnet-members-list <nfbnet-members-list at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Wed, Mar 19, 2014 3:25 am
Subject: [Nfbnet-members-list] Blind Youth Summer Programs

Greetings,

Still searching for a fun way to fill your summer?  Blind Industries and
Services of Maryland (BISM) may have just the thing for you!  This summer,
BISM Youth Services is heating up with two comprehensive, residential
programs: Work to Independence 2014 for high school students and
Independence 101 2014 for middle school students.

These fun and Educational programs offer students a chance to:
    * Learn non-visual techniques in Braille, cane travel, independent
living, and the use of technology
    * Build confidence through rock-climbing, team-building activities,
out-of-town trips, and recreational water activities
    * Earn valuable paid employment experience (Work to Independence)
    * Live in college apartments with blind peers and responsible blind
instructors/mentors
    * Discuss current events in the blind community and build a  positive
attitude about blindness
    * Learn to pursue personal, professional, and scholastic goals while
using non-visual techniques
    * Explore Baltimore's exciting tourist attractions
    * Travel to Washington D.C. (Independence 101) and New York City and
Orlando, FL (Work to Independence)

Join us for an enriching, fun-filled summer!!  At BISM we have high
expectations for students who are blind or have low vision!  This summer you
can build a foundation of skills and experience that will help you to
achieve your future goals!

Please spread the word to students, parents, and supporters!  To find out
more information on these programs or to submit an application, visit
<http://www.bism.org/youth>www.bism.org/youth.  For those interested in
becoming a counselor for one of these camps, submit your resume to Melissa
Lomax at <mailto:mlomax at bism.org>mlomax at bism.org or Sarah Baebler at
sbaebler at bism.org.

Best,

Sarah
Baebler
Melissa Lomax
BISM Youth
Coordinator
BISM Youth Coordinator
<mailto:sbaebler at bism.org>sbaebler at bism.org
<mailto:mlomax at bism.org>mlomax at bism.org
410-737-2642
410-737-2642





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