VisionAware

Seeing changes in your vision? You're not alone.

Our free Getting Started Guides provide trusted information, practical next steps, and connections to vision support services. Explore the free guides in English or Spanish.

Getting Started Guides Explore Getting Started guides for vision loss, including resources for adults who are blind or have low vision and families of children with vision loss.

As Americans celebrate the 250th anniversary of our nation's birth, it's important to keep eye safety in mind around fireworks. Learn fireworks safety tips, understand the risks of eye injuries, and discover accessible ways for people who are blind or low vision to safely enjoy the celebration.

Protecting Your Vision on the Fourth of July: Fireworks Safety Tips Learn about eye safety with fireworks for people who are blind and low vision during Fourth of July celebrations.

Happy Birthday, Helen Keller!

Go beyond the childhood story and discover how Helen Keller became an author, world traveler, and one of history's most influential advocates for people who are blind, low vision, and DeafBlind.

Celebrating Helen Keller's Birthday: Her Life, Legacy, and Impact Learn about the incredible Helen Keller and her achievements, from learning to communicate to becoming a global advocate for the disabled.

June is Cataract Awareness Month!

Did you know by age 80, most Americans have either developed cataracts or had cataract surgery? Cataracts can cause blurry vision, increased glare, faded colors, and difficulty reading or driving at night. Learn more about cataracts and hear from someone with personal experience.

Cataract Awareness: Symptoms, Surgery, and One Patient's Story Understand the impact of cataracts and the importance of cataract awareness and symptoms for maintaining healthy vision.

Discover accessible Father's Day gift ideas for dads with vision loss, including AI apps, smart speakers, accessible reading tools, and more.

Father's Day Gift Ideas for Dads with Vision Loss Explore thoughtful Father's Day ideas for dads with vision loss, including helpful gadgets and essential downloads.

During , June 8 through 14, discover FREE resources, practical tips, technology tools, and support services designed to help people who are blind or low vision thrive.

Read about the new publication and download the updated Getting Started: A Guide for Navigating Life with Vision Loss from APH ConnectCenter today and take the first step toward confidence and independence.

Rehabilitation Week Spotlight: A Guide for Living with Vision Loss Celebrate Rehabilitation Week in June with practical tips for navigating life with vision loss through our free Getting Started Guide.

June 8-14 is

Almost 20 million people in the US live with blindness and vision loss that creates significant challenges with everyday activities. A broad range of Vision Rehabilitation programs, training, and support can dramatically increase confidence, safety, and independence. Learn more, hear stories from people who have benefitted from these programs, and explore resources with VisionServe Alliance.

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Are you a person who is blind or low vision and caring for a loved one? Read these 10 practical tips that offer real strategies, adaptive tools, and peer-tested support.

10 Practical Tips for Low Vision or Blind Caregivers Explore essential tips for caregivers of people who are blind or low vision to enhance support and communication.

Dreaming about international travel but unsure where to begin with vision loss?

This practical guide from a seasoned world traveler shares accessible travel tips for travelers who are blind or low vision, including airport assistance, cruises, guide dog travel, packing strategies, and traveling independently with confidence.

International Travel if Blind or Low Vision Explore international travel with blind and low vision insights. Gain confidence and independence in your travel adventures.

This Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), we celebrate the tools, technology, and everyday adaptations that make independence possible for people who are blind or low vision.

From assistive technology tips and daily living strategies to emotional support and peer stories, APH ConnectCenter’s VisionAware helps individuals and families navigate vision loss with practical resources and encouragement every step of the way.

Explore free resources and stories at VisionAware.

VisionAware Discover VisionAware, the free and easy-to-use informational service for individuals with vision problems. Learn about eye diseases, living with low vision, and find resources to help.