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Florida Visually Impaired and Blind Services LLC

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

07/28/2026

Our team will be at the Disability Awareness Expo this Wednesday, July 29, from 10 AM to 2 PM at the MLK Multipurpose Center in Gainesville.

Hosted by the City of Gainesville and Alachua County, the event brings together service providers and organizations across the disability community, with free A1C testing and giveaways sponsored by the Alachua County Health Department.

Stop by our table to learn more about orientation and mobility training, assistive technology, and braille instruction — we’ll have assistive technology devices on hand for hands-on demos!

See you there!

07/20/2026

Our team will be at the 5th Annual Disability & Adaptive Recreation Expo this Friday, July 24, from 10 AM to 3 PM at the Prime F. Osborn Convention Center in Jacksonville.

The event marks the 36th anniversary of the ADA and brings together service providers and organizations across the disability community. Stop by our table to learn more about orientation and mobility training, assistive technology, and braille instruction.

See you there!

07/09/2026

Confidence doesn't come back all at once after vision loss. It comes back in pieces, one small win at a time.

Hadley's Adjusting and Coping Together series looks at the emotional side of vision loss and ways to rebuild self-esteem. It's a resource worth sharing with anyone navigating this, whether that's you, a family member, or a friend.

Watch here: https://hadleyhelps.org/workshops/adjusting-and-coping-together/self-esteem

Want to talk it through directly? We're here.

Call (904) 474-9768 or visit floridavbs.org

07/06/2026

There's no right time to ask for help with vision loss. Some people reach out right away. Others wait years. Both are okay.

FLVBS works with clients across Florida on orientation and mobility, assistive technology, independent living skills, and braille, whenever you're ready to start.

A free consultation is a good first step, no pressure, just a conversation.

Call or text (904) 474-9768
Email [email protected]
floridavbs.org

07/04/2026

Happy Independence Day from the FLVBS team!

Here's to celebrating the freedoms that make days like today possible, and to the work we do year round helping more people experience that same independence.

We hope everyone is having a safe, fun-filled day!

07/01/2026

Vision loss doesn't have to mean giving up your independence. FLVBS works one-on-one with clients across Florida to help you reclaim it at home, in the community, and online.

We help with:

☑ Getting around safely (Orientation & Mobility)
☑ Using your phone, tablet, or computer with vision loss
☑ Daily living skills for staying independent at home
☑ Braille instruction for kids and adults
☑ Making the most of the vision you still have

It starts with a free consultation. No pressure, just a real conversation.

Call or text (904) 474-9768
Email [email protected]
floridavbs.org

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06/15/2026

Our next Empowerment Through Technology group class is this Wednesday, June 17th from 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM at the Center for Independent Living of North Central Florida in Ocala.

This session covers screen access and magnification software like JAWS, ZoomText, Fusion, Windows Magnifier, and iOS accessibility features. Refreshments will be provided.

Register at https://forms.office.com/r/ygxWmFKmJP or [email protected].

06/12/2026

FLVBS is at the 28th Annual Family Cafe this weekend in Orlando for another year of conversations and advocacy. It brings together families and service providers across Florida, and it is always a valuable few days for us. We are here through Saturday, June 13th.

If you are here, come say hello — we would love to connect!

More about what we do: floridavbs.org

05/05/2026

is a good moment to recognize a group of educators who rarely get enough visibility: Teachers of the Visually Impaired.

TVIs provide specialized instruction that makes academic access possible for students who are blind or have low vision — from Braille literacy and assistive technology to orientation within the school environment. Their work operates at the intersection of education, rehabilitation, and adaptive technology, and it directly affects long-term outcomes for the students they serve.

FLVBS works alongside TVIs and educational teams to provide the assistive technology training and support that students with visual impairments need. If you are a TVI or work with one, we are a resource worth knowing.

[email protected] | (904) 474-9768

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.

[email protected] | (904) 474-9768

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Middleburg, FL
32068

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https://floridavbs.org/

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