Developed in Japan in 1882, Judo is a mutually beneficial sport for everyone involved, including blind and visually impaired athletes. Meaning “the gentle way” Judo requires a lot of self-discipline, structure, and strategy. Brett Lewis, the keynote speaker for the Seattle Lighthouse for the Blind Foundation’s 2013 Redefining Vision Luncheon on March 27, knows first-hand [...]
“Tonight is the big dance, are you excited? “ It’s a question I was asked over and over when I arrived at the Lighthouse’s annual Deaf-Blind Retreat this year. Though I had been to camp the last four years, this was the first time that I was spending the night. Not only that but it [...]
My typical workday at The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. as Development Assistant begins when I arrive in the morning. The first thing I do is check my emails for tour requests. There are a lot of requests for tours from the public wanting to see our facility and see firsthand how we make jobs [...]
From August 7-13th, join The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. in celebrating International Assistance Dog Week, which recognizes all the devoted, hardworking assistance dogs helping individuals throughout the world. Many blind and Deaf-Blind employees at the Lighthouse use guide dogs to travel safely, increasing their independence and self-sufficiency. Computer Training Program Instructor Nancy Swaney travels independently [...]
Find out about our 3rd Annual Sensory Art Contest, with a show at the JLTLI Conference in Seattle this year!
In September of 2010, the Lighthouse received a generous grant to purchase new computer equipment.
Our Mission: To create and enhance opportunities for independence and self-sufficiency
for people who are blind, Deaf-Blind, and blind with other disabilities.
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