You know you have a great deal to offer the workplace, but you may encounter supervisors, coworkers or hiring managers who see your vision loss before your abilities. It shouldn’t
WNY Living – January 7 – Visually Impaired Advancement Author: wgrz.com Published: 9:17 PM EST January 6, 2023 Updated: 9:17 PM EST January 6, 2023
Work Experience Training Programs for the Visually Impaired in Buffalo & WNY Your company is always trying to innovate and grow, to take root in the community, and have an
Small Business Saturday is November 26th, and to celebrate, we’d like to highlight some of our local partners. Whether you’re looking for the latest in fashion, jewelry, or holiday decorations,
Ray joined WGRZ WNY Living on November 12, 2022. This video is courtesy of Channel 2 WGRZ.
Buffalo, NY – On November 3rd, The West Herr Automotive Group and Scott Bieler received VIA: Visually Impaired Advancement’s second annual Socially Responsible Partner of the Year award. The award was
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Each October, Halloween comes with various activities that can be adapted and accessible for individuals who are blind or experience vision loss. Below you will find some fang-tastic examples! Halloween
For those struggling with low vision, including partial or full blindness, the eye care professionals they rely on are truly a lifeline. It’s these individuals who provide the hands-on care,
Meet Ellie DeLucia Ellie DeLucia was born the oldest of three girls in Hamburg, New York. At age three, she was diagnosed with optic pathway glioma, a brain cancer that
