For students who are blind or visually impaired, moving from high school to college, work, or independent living can be daunting. The Foundation for Blind Children’s transition programs teach the skills, self-advocacy, and independence these students need to succeed in the next stage of life.
For students with special needs, such as those at Foundation for Blind Children, transition services are critical as they move away from federally protected environments and accommodations into adult systems where independence and self-advocacy become essential.
Foundation for Blind Children is an Arizona nonprofit serving people of all ages with blindness or low vision. With the mission to enable all persons with vision loss to achieve greater independence, the Foundation is a long-standing provider of specialized services, including early intervention, family education, itinerant support from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, residential programs, and adult and senior training programs…