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VisionLink was proud to participate in the VisionServe Alliance and Envision Conference, joining hundreds of professionals, advocates, researchers, healthcare providers, and nonprofit leaders dedicated to advancing opportunities for people who are blind or have low vision.

The conference provided an incredible opportunity to learn from experts across disciplines, explore emerging trends in vision services and assistive technology, and connect with organizations that share our commitment to accessibility and independence.

Beyond the educational sessions, one of the most valuable aspects of the conference was the opportunity to connect and share ideas with colleagues from across the country. These conversations strengthen our work and remind us of the impact that is possible when organizations come together around a shared mission!

Over 50% of those living with vision loss in Philadelphia are women. That’s why VisionLink offers women-centered support groups that create space for connection, shared experience, and practical support alongside community.

For providers, caregivers, and community organizations, understanding who is most impacted by vision loss helps create more meaningful pathways to support.

Learn more from our study: https://heyor.ca/v4sQhM

Everyone should have access to history.

Our friends at Philly Touch Tours, an organization dedicated to accessible museum/cultural experiences for those experiencing low vision, is coming to National Constitution Center, opening more local avenues for independent living.

Running on Sundays, 4-6 times a year, participants will have access to Singers’ Hall and all exhibits before they’re open to the public, fostering an immersive experience tailored to all forms of perception.

Learn more: https://heyor.ca/06Q2jm

Meaningful support should recognize and respond to the unique needs of every community.

Through a variety of collaborative partnerships with the region’s top medical, social, and legal providers, VisionLink makes independent living simple and customizable—so you can stay connected with the things (and people) you love.

Explore more of our resources: https://heyor.ca/uy5Rwh

Earlier this month, our team attended the AT In Action conference as part of Philly Tech Week, the event aimed to close the distance between the world of technological innovation, and the need for more accessible living.

We were proud to demo our devices and tools while connecting with families, developers, and fellow accessibility leaders, including Tech OWL - Technology for Our Whole Lives and Inglis, to discuss building a more inclusive future for all.

Navigating recent changes in vision can feel easier with the right support.

With a variety of home management training and devices to choose from, our Low Vision Resource Center can help you engage more fully in everyday life—on terms that are always yours.

Find out which resources make sense for you: https://heyor.ca/wx8muY

When your clients need support beyond clinical care, knowing where to refer matters.

VisionLink connects adults living with vision loss to the services, tools, and community resources that support daily life and independence.

We’re here to help you make the next step clear and accessible for the individuals you serve. Explore provider resources: https://heyor.ca/wBX94A

There are moments when you just need quick, reliable help. Through real-time visual assistance, AI-powered tools, and a global network of volunteers and specialists, Be My Eyes helps people access live descriptions and everyday guidance—making daily tasks and community connections more accessible, anytime they’re needed.

Looking for more tools like this? VisionLink can help you get started! Learn more: https://www.bemyeyes.com/

Join us tomorrow at 5 on Instagram Live for a great conversation with Rittenhouse Square Fine Art Show's board member, David Oleski!

This Thursday, go live with us.

Board member David Oleski is sitting down with Beth Deering of VisionLink for a live Instagram conversation — and you're invited.

VisionLink works with adults living with vision loss in Center City Philadelphia, helping them build greater independence and connect with the resources they need to live life fully.

It's a conversation worth showing up for.