[Promotion-technology] National Federation of the Blind Youth Slam

[David Andrews]

You should really contact somebody in Baltimore.  We could only 
speculate here, which wouldn't be appropriate or useful.

Dave

At 10:20 AM 1/11/2009, you wrote:
>I perhaps should be writing to the web site instead of asking this 
>question, but thought I might be able to get some interesting responses.
>
>I have a friend who is 27 years old.  She has a little vision loss 
>but is not legally blind.  She does drive, but only in certain 
>areas.  I think her peripheral vision may not be as good.
>
>She is really interested in working with blind people.  And I feel 
>it would also enhance her own personal confidence.
>
>Would she be able to attend this event, perhaps as a sighted guide 
>for someone?  She is a very considerate person and would be very 
>careful to help them with any needs they might have, but would be 
>sure to ask them first what areas she should help them in, not 
>wanting to interfere with a blind person's ability to problem solve 
>in whatever situations they want to.
>
>Also, if she can't afford the cost, is there a payment plan?
>
>Right now she is only employed part-time.  And she is free to be 
>away for the summer.
>
>Can someone please get me in touch with the right person?
>Linda
>
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