10/13/2026
Blindness is a spectrum. Most people who are legally blind retain some vision.
What someone sees—and what support works best—varies from person to person.
Vision involves the brain, too. Cerebral/cortical visual impairment (CVI) affects how the brain processes visual information and can occur alongside developmental disabilities.
This Blindness Awareness Month, we’re sharing facts and practical ways to improve accessibility:
• Describe images and activities.
• Reduce visual clutter.
• Allow time to process information.
• Ask what works best.
At eitas, supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities includes recognizing individual needs so people can make choices and participate in community life.
Ask first. Listen. Follow their lead.
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