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Winter Weather Travel Tips

It’s that time of year when the days are shorter and the weather is colder, and snow is starting. While it can be a beautiful time of year, it is also hazardous for people with low vision. You need to plan ahead and make alternative plans.

Low Vision Low Down Podcast

VisionCorps Aids Vision-Challenged Uninsured Chesco Residents

VisionCorps has expanded into Chester County, provides services to blind and low-vision people, especially those with no vision insurance.

Eye Drop 2020 Postponed

VisionCorps has postponed its Eye Drop 2020 rappelling event, originally scheduled for Friday, Nov. 20. The event is now set for Friday, July 9, 2021.

Hora Named Employee Of The Year

GDIT and National Industries for the Blind Partner to Deliver Results, Resilience

When the GDIT Contracts & Acquisition Management Organization (CAMO) team needed contract labor to assist with contract closeouts, data cleansing, and contract novation, CAMO Vice President Darryl Scott knew just where to turn.

VisionCorps offers clients hybrid services amid pandemic

Learn how VisionCorps shifted to continue providing services during the Covid-19 pandemic

Grocery Delivery Options

Several grocery pick-up or delivery services are available and can be very helpful during the pandemic. How do you pick the one that’s best for you?

Blind and visually impaired locals look to help by churning out masks

Sewing is an art that requires precision, but during a global pandemic, it can also be a way to stay employed. “[Without this] I’d probably be laid off,” Joseph Busia Jr. said. “This gives me a reason to get up in the morning. I feel I’m helping people.”

VisionCorps day camp provides opportunities for children with vision problems during coronavirus pandemic

The VisionCorps day camp provides opportunities for children with vision loss and is finding a way to still help children during the coronavirus pandemic. WGAL photojournalist Tyler Schwind visited the camp.

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