Our life skills classes and one-on-one lessons teach rehabilitative skills, orientation and mobility, technical skills, and additional skills for daily life. Our socialization activities help clients remain active, enforce social and interpersonal skills, and avoid the harmful effects of isolation. Our support groups and personal counseling sessions help clients gain greater acceptance of their circumstances and build coping skills. Our guided transport service increases clients’ access to life-sustaining medical care, food supplies, our programs, and other critical needs. Our professional caseworkers provide clients with individualized support – including arrangements and referrals for services, assistance with functions such as reading mail and paying bills, one-on-one instruction, and basic home repairs. Our low vision care services match people with the assistive devices that meet their needs and help them pursue what is important to them. Our expert optometrist performs detailed evaluations to recommend the best solutions. We help arrange device purchases at competitive prices in our store and arrange for financial assistance when available.