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Blogs – Page 7 – LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired

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Rendering of the new accessible fare gate at a BART station with five foot high clear swing doors

Civic Center BART Station to Install New Accessible Fare Gate on Platform Level, Beginning March 22

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As part of their Safe and Clean plan to reimagine the rider experience, Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) will be replacing its more than 700 fare gates systemwide. The new fare...
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LightHouse Little Learners holding spring-themed decorated bags hunt for beeping eggs at an accessible egg hunt at last year's Spring Celebration

Save the Date: Spring Celebration Hosted by LightHouse and Guide Dogs for the Blind, April 6

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We are thrilled to invite families with young children who are blind or have low vision to our Spring Celebration 2024 event featuring beeping egg hunts, fun family activities and more!...
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The EHC Summer 2023 Staff pose together at a picnic table at Enchanted Hills Camp in Napa

Youth can Register for the 2024 Enchanted Hills Camp Counselor-in-Training and Leadership Development Program

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The Enchanted Hills Camp (EHC) Counselor-in-Training and Leadership Development Program is designed to nurture blind and low vision leaders through immersive soft-skills development and career exploration. Participants engage in discussions,...
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LightHouse Logo in persimmon and black. The word Lighthouse is bookended by a braille L and a braille H. Words read LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

LightHouse Board Meeting Open to the Public on March 7, 2024

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Members of the public are invited to attend the Thursday, March 7th meeting of the Board of Directors of San Francisco’s LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired. This...
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Kari Kelly, a black woman with thin braids in her hair

1155 Performance Salon featuring singer Kari Kelley is February 17

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Celebrate Black History Month at our third of six Performance Salons with an afternoon of music and story blending civil rights and disability justice at LightHouse HQ in San Francisco....
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A graphic that reads “March 5, 2024 Presidential Primary Election. Your vote goes a long way. Cast your ballot by election day!” Enclosed in a white circle are the words “I Voted”. The circle is on top of a drawing of the Golden Gate Bridge

LightHouse Offers Events & Support to Blind Voters for March 5 Primary Election

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LightHouse is providing a series of events and services to support voters who are blind or have low vision for the March 5 Presidential Primary election. Register to Vote February 20 is...
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A new structure at EHC with external wood paneling, large windows, and is surrounded by redwood trees and newly paved paths

An Enchanted Update from EHC!

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New year, new look for Enchanted Hills Camp!
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Alex Perez, Marie Finch and Steve Gill pose together holing a book about Tony Bennett

Gill Family hosts 22nd Annual Enchanted Hills Camp Benefit Concert

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LightHouse is honored to once again be the beneficiary of the annual concert hosted by our dear friends and longtime Enchanted Hills Camp Alumni, the Gill Family. This year’s...
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A composite of the LightHouse and AARP logos

Book Your Appointment Today for the Free AARP Tax-Aide Program at LightHouse

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LightHouse is again partnering with AARP’s Tax-Aide Program to provide free tax filing support at LightHouse San Francisco HQ at 1155 Market Street this tax filing season. AARP will be...
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A mother holds her daughter with low vision in her lap. She cradles the little girl's head in one hand and holds her chest with the other to steady her

Discover the Newest Developments in Supporting Young Children who are Blind at the Lowenfeld-Akeson Early Years Symposium

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On Saturday, February 3, the 28th Annual Lowenfeld-Akeson Early Years Symposium will take place at the California School for the Blind in Fremont. The purpose of the symposium is to educate...
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