Imagine navigating your daily surroundings or exploring a new environment without sight. This daunting and intimidating challenge is a reality for millions of individuals who are blind or visually impaired
Living with low vision presents unique challenges, but it doesn’t mean compromising on independence or the ability to lead a fulfilling life. There are plenty of tools to use, and
Visually Impaired Advancement (VIA) will host its annual fundraiser in Buffalo, NY, Cocktails in the Dark, on Tuesday, September 12th. Attendees will enjoy drinks and hors-d’oeuvres, interactive assistive technology activities
Disability Pride Month is a time of celebration, advocacy, and awareness for individuals with disabilities, including those with low vision. This month-long observance provides an opportunity to recognize the achievements
At VIA: Visually Impaired Advancement, our programs are designed to cater to our clients’ unique and diverse needs. We offer specialized eye exams, expert vision rehabilitation services, and workforce development
Shining a Light on Dry Eye Awareness Month Dry Eye Awareness Month, a syndrome affecting millions globally is being observed this month. While many individuals experience dry eye syndrome, those
VIA: Visually Impaired Advancement is thrilled to celebrate the extraordinary accomplishments of our remarkable CEO and President, Tammy Owen, as she receives recognition in Buffalo Business First’s Power 200 Women
UV Safety Month Are you remembering to wear your sunglasses this summer? VIA: Visually Impaired Advancement is here to shed light on the importance of harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays. In
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 12th, 2023. Buffalo, NY– VIA: Visually Impaired Advancement is thrilled to announce its highly anticipated first annual, Cocktails in the Dark event. Set to take place
Visually Impaired Advancement (VIA) ‘s staff member Angela Villota is a force to be reckoned with in her unwavering dedication to advocating for accessibility and empowerment for the blind and
