Florida Visually Impaired and Blind Services LLC

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Florida Visually Impaired and Blind Services LLC

We provide personalized rehabilitation services for the visually impaired and blind.

04/10/2026

Students with Cortical Visual Impairment often have measurably good eye function but significant difficulty using their vision in educational settings. Standard literacy approaches do not account for how CVI affects visual processing, which means many students go underserved without the right support.

Teachers of the Visually Impaired who specialize in CVI can make a significant difference. At FLVBS, we work with students and educational teams to provide the specialized instruction and assistive technology training that supports genuine academic access.

If you work with students who have CVI or suspect a student may have an undiagnosed visual processing condition, we are a resource worth knowing.

contactus@floridavbs.org | (904) 474-9768

04/09/2026

Sustained employment is achievable for individuals who are blind or have low vision. The gap comes from access to the right training before and during the job, not capability.

FLVBS works with clients entering the workforce for the first time and those returning after vision loss. Same goal either way: long-term, sustainable employment.

contactus@floridavbs.org | (904) 474-9768

04/08/2026

April is CVI Literacy Awareness Month.

Cortical Visual Impairment is a brain-based condition that affects how visual information is processed. It is the leading cause of visual impairment in children in the United States and requires specialized educational support.

At FLVBS, we provide assistive technology training and education support for individuals with CVI throughout Florida.

contactus@floridavbs.org | (904) 474-9768

04/07/2026

Assistive technology training at FLVBS is not a one-size approach.

For one client, it might mean learning to use a screen reader effectively within a specific work environment. For another, it is getting comfortable with magnification software on a device they already own, or learning to navigate a smartphone using only voice commands.

The tools exist. What most people lack is structured, hands-on instruction tailored to how they actually use technology day-to-day. What we provide is practical training built around each client's situation, not a generic curriculum.

contactus@floridavbs.org | (904) 474-9768

04/06/2026

Earlier this month, we attended the 9th Annual Marion County Emergency Preparedness Expo, hosted by the Center for Independent Living of North Central Florida.

The event brought together local organizations, agencies, and vendors focused on emergency readiness for individuals with disabilities. For individuals with vision loss, emergency preparedness involves specific planning that standard resources often do not cover — accessible alert systems, vision-specific emergency kits, and transportation planning for those who do not drive.

FLVBS works with clients throughout Florida on independent living skills that include practical emergency preparedness. If you or someone you know could benefit from that support, we are here.

contactus@floridavbs.org | (904) 474-9768

04/03/2026

Wishing everyone observing a peaceful Good Friday.

Florida Visually Impaired and Blind Services will return with regular updates next week.

04/02/2026

Florida Visually Impaired and Blind Services works with individuals throughout Florida who are blind or have low vision.

We provide training and support across four areas: assistive technology, independent living skills, employment readiness, and education support.

contactus@floridavbs.org | floridavbs.org

03/27/2026

Earlier this week, we attended the 9th Annual Marion County Emergency Preparedness Expo, hosted by the Center for Independent Living of North Central Florida.

Events like this are a useful reminder that emergency planning for individuals with vision loss involves considerations that standard preparedness resources often do not cover: accessible alert systems, vision-specific emergency kits, and transportation planning for those who do not drive are all areas where having a plan ahead of time matters.

FLVBS works with clients throughout Florida on independent living skills that include practical emergency preparedness. If you or someone you know could benefit from that kind of support, we are available.

contactus@floridavbs.org | (904) 474-9786

03/25/2026

Emergency preparedness looks different for individuals with vision loss, especially considering even the tiniest of details matter. Having a plan means knowing where your documents are, what vision-specific supplies belong in your kit, and how to receive alerts accessibly.

At FLVBS, independent living instruction includes practical emergency planning as part of what we provide to clients throughout Florida. To that end, our partners at Hadley thankfully offer free workshops covering emergency preparedness strategies designed specifically for individuals who are blind or have low vision. Their resources are self-paced, fully accessible, and available at no cost.

Visit HadleyHelps.org to explore their full catalog of free workshops and guides.

contactus@floridavbs.org

03/24/2026

Florida Visually Impaired and Blind Services is at the Marion County Emergency Preparedness Expo today in Ocala.

Come find our table at CFCC / Ewers Century Center. We are here until 1:00 PM!

contactus@floridavbs.org

03/23/2026

Florida Visually Impaired and Blind Services will be at the 9th Annual Marion County Emergency Preparedness Expo tomorrow!

📅 Tuesday, March 24
⏰ 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 CFCC / Ewers Century Center, 3001 SW College Rd, Ocala, FL 34474

Hosted by the Center for Independent Living of North Central Florida. Come find our table for resources on emergency planning, accessible alert systems, and assistive technology for individuals who are blind or have low vision. ASL interpreters will be provided.

contactus@floridavbs.org | (904) 474-9786

01/07/2026

At Florida Visually Impaired and Blind Services, we work with individuals to explore wearable vision solutions and determine whether these tools align with daily routines and long-term goals.

Devices like eSight Go use a lightweight, head-mounted display to enhance remaining vision, allowing users to see faces, read signs, and navigate environments with greater confidence.

Learn more or schedule a technology consultation at www.floridavbs.org

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