Find inspiration and support. Outreach programs make the difference.
Explore your potential. Envision employment is going strong.
Keep doing what you love, just learn to do it differently. Vision rehabilitation is the reason.
Now he's fearless about the future. Outreach programs make the difference.
Now he's a valued member of a vision-integrated team. Envision employment is growing strong.
Now she races her sighted peers to the playground. Vision rehabilitation is the reason.
Vision loss can be overwhelming, but many people who have lost some or all of their sight live their lives to the fullest every day. That’s exactly why we exist. Since 1933, our mission has driven us to improve the quality of life for people who are blind or visually impaired by supporting them every step of the way. Find out how we put our mission into practice.
As a community of workers who are blind, sighted or partially sighted, Envision offers growing employment opportunities in manufacturing, sales, child development, management, retail and many other areas of our organization.
We started manufacturing high-quality products in 1933 and haven’t stopped since. As an AbilityOne agency, we satisfy nearly 30,000 customer orders every year with products ranging from plastic bags to business cards to military gear.
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Designed to meet the needs of the whole individual at any age or level of vision loss, our complete and thorough services and programs encompass everything from vision rehabilitation and therapy to support groups to clubs and activities.
Our focus on applied research, along with expanded educational opportunities for medical professionals, enables us to close practice gaps and work toward breakthroughs that will immediately improve quality of life.
Whether through money or personal time, gifts fuel our mission. In fact, we put 100 percent of donations directly into core services and programs for people who are blind or visually impaired.
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