The Vermont Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired (VABVI) stands as the sole private agency dedicated to providing training, services, and support for visually impaired individuals across Vermont. Our mission focuses on empowering those who are blind or visually impaired to achieve greater independence, develop adaptive skills, and enhance their quality of life.
In a recent discussion, John Thomas highlighted the range of programs available for both children and adults. He emphasized the significance of the White Cane in Vermont, symbolizing the resilience and adjustments made by individuals with visual impairments. John noted the success of rehabilitative programs, which have proven effective in helping the blind and visually impaired thrive in various occupations.
Moreover, he expressed a commitment to ensuring that Vermont’s blind and visually impaired children are equipped to reach their full potential. John also addressed the impact of technological advancements, which are enabling these individuals to accomplish even more in their daily lives.