Idaho Commission For The Blind And Visually Impaired, Lewiston

The Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired - Lewiston offers vocational training and skills development to assist clients in returning to work in roles that align with their abilities. They also provide restoration services aimed at preventing blindness, including eye surgeries, cataract removal, and interventions to slow the advancement of diabetic retinopathy and other eye conditions. Rehabilitation services are available to enhance clients' independent living skills, allowing them to maintain autonomy in their homes. Additionally, they help individuals enroll in talking books at the state library, conduct low vision assessments, and offer guidance in selecting and acquiring magnifiers and low vision aids. Financial assistance is available for those with diabetes who require specialized equipment, and they can also teach cane travel and Braille. The organization offers low vision assessments and sells magnifiers, while also modifying homes to support accessibility. The ICBVI store features adaptive aids for purchase, including talking clocks, games, large print timers, and more, and they can help locate specific products for individuals. Services are provided in English. Intake procedures can be initiated by contacting the organization.