Envision | Envision the Possibilities

What we do

Envision strives to improve the quality of life for people of all ages who are blind or visually impaired and helps adults acquire professional skills for today’s workforce.
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Envision the Possibilities in Dallas

Learn more about the exciting growth and opportunities at Envision Dallas.

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WHO WE ARE

In everything we do, we put people first.
Our Mission
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Meet our people Read inspirational stories about how we support people who are blind or visually impaired
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Read our blog Learn more about how we bridge employment, services, products and life possibilities together
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Envision the Possibilities

We provide opportunities and community through innovative outreach, rehabilitation, education and research programs. And through the power of employment, we help people gain life skills and relevant work training for jobs, including production of high quality American-made products.

Funds generated from our manufacturing, distribution and fulfillment business along with donations and grants drive Envision’s social mission.

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