Resources for Visual Impairment

APD supports individuals with unique abilities and their families in living, learning and working within their communities by creating multiple pathways to possibilities. Apply for Medicaid Waiver

Working with local, state, and national partners, The Arc of Florida advocates for local chapters, public policies, and high quality supports for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to be fully included in all aspects of their community.

The Florida Inclusion Network (FIN) collaborates with all districts, schools, and discretionary projects to provide customized services and supports ensuring all students with disabilities have the same educational, social, and future opportunities as their peers.

The Naples Players is dedicated to providing high-quality arts access to every member of our community – including those with additional needs. These low-cost programs are made possible by a grant from Suncoast Credit Union.

Since 1925, Lions International has been a champion in helping combat vision impairment and blindness. With this same conviction, Lions have also been a force in providing medical care and education to help prevent hearing loss.

The Lions Club provides health care to profoundly under-served community. They're committed to helping those who cannot afford eye exams, eye glasses, hearing aids and eye surgery, obtain the health service they desperately need.

Camp Stand By Me has been a barrier-free environment for children & adults with disabilities to experience all the joys of camp without limitations. Camp is about all the things children & adults CAN do: swim, canoe, sing, eat s'mores, build lifelong friendships & more.

Ability Connection, a 70 year-old 501(c)3 nonprofit, serves over 900 people with all types of intellectual or other developmental disabilities across Texas.

Camp Yakety Yak is an inclusive social skills day camp supporting friendship development for children with special needs, ages 5-15, & social skills
in the workplace instruction for young adults ages 16-22.

Wonderland Camp has given children, teenagers and adults with disabilities the opportunity to come to camp for over 50 years. We’re here for the friendships, the encouragement and the high-fives! All activities are adapted so that everyone can participate.

Since 1996, Camp Dream has provided a traditional summer camp experience for children and young adults with moderate to severe disabilities. No child has ever been turned away due to the severity of their condition or their financial capabilities.

To the seekers and explorers, campers, fun-seekers and adventurers. To those who share our belief that life isn’t going to stop unfolding itself because we have a (dis)ability. Welcome to the National Ability Center. Visit their website to find their other locations.

The Katy Isaacson and Elaine Gordon Lodge is an alternative to traditional summer recreation programs for adults and teens with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Camp Anne offers a structured, yet relaxed, atmosphere for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Camp High Hopes offers exceptional recreational activities for children, teens, and adults with disabilities, special needs, and chronic illnesses.

We work to provide a lifetime of opportunities for people with disabilities while advocating for, educating, serving, and supporting those individuals and their families.

Camp Able Memphis is located at St. Columba Episcopal Camp and Retreat Center. We invite you to a day camp (from 8:30am to 3pm) full of activities such as dancing, arts & crafts, nature adventure, outside activities, games, and water activities.

Camp Able is a sacramental gumbo where the diversely abled are baptized in a spiritual roux of dignity driven love. Camp Able is where you are invited to be yourself, set your soul free, and change the world.

Camp Able at St. Peter's by the Sea, Gulfport, MS is a day camp with activities such as a talent show, dance, arts & crafts, local adventures, water activities, and games. Our ages range from age 4 and up.

Camp Able is about forming a community that loves us just as we are. Our goal is to establish, at least for one week, a community of unconditional love, compassion and acceptance.