[Nfbv-announce] 2017 NFB of Virginia Highlights for Seniors

Tracy Soforenko tracy.soforenko at gmail.com
Sun Sep 17 05:12:52 UTC 2017


This Convention Highlight outlines programming of particular interest to
seniors and their families.  

The 59th Annual State Convention of the National Federation of the Blind of
Virginia incorporates ways that blind seniors are active, fulfilled and
enjoy life. 

Through presentations and discussions, newly blind individuals will learn
that by using alternative techniques, they can confidently function as they
did when they were sighted.

Seniors in Charge - On Friday morning, hear from seniors who have learned
the alternative techniques to live independently and truly enjoy life.

Emergency Preparedness - On Friday afternoon, learn about how to create a
plan for an emergency and overcome obstacles should an emergency occur.
Learn from others and keep in control.

Winning Them Over with Professionalism and Poise - An Etiquette Dinner: 

You are cordially invited to attend the inaugural Etiquette Dinner presented
by the NFB of Virginia on Friday evening. At this dinner, you will be
educated on the ins and outs of appropriate etiquette in both professional
and social dining settings. Learn alternative techniques for dining to help
you be more comfortable in more formal settings. Note: This event requires
pre-registration.

Saturday Seniors Division Lunch - Seniors and their families are invited to
join other seniors for fellowship and connecting with others who have
learned alternative techniques to thrive.

Saturday Seniors Division Meeting - Participate in discussions and
presentations on such topics as: hearing loss; transportation; Senior
activities around the country; and low impact exercise. 

The National Federation of the Blind of Virginia Convention combines
excellent networking with positive blind role models, fellowship with old
and new friends across the Commonwealth, and some of the best presentations
on topics important to the blind of Virginia

 

Details on convention registration and hotel reservations can be found at:

 

 <http://www.nfbv.org/convention/> http://www.nfbv.org/convention/

 

Tracy Soforenko

President, National Federation of the Blind of Virginia

202 285-4595

Tracy.soforenko at gmail.com <mailto:Tracy.soforenko at gmail.com> 

 

 




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