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Cleveland Sight Center is here to help Northeast Ohioans with visual impairments at any stage of life. Check out this video to learn more about CSC's mission:

Want your fundraising team's name on the back of this year's White Cane Walk t-shirt? Make sure to raise $500 by April 27 (that's one month away)! Register and work on your fundraising goals at whitecanewalk.org

CSC's Director of Education Services and Children’s Case Manager participated in Connecting For Kids’ Western Cuyahoga County resource fair, where they talked to attendees and answered questions about CSC. CSC staff will also attend the Eastern Cuyahoga County fair on March 31!

If you want to learn more about the protests and activism that lead to the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act, watch PBS's "Change, Not Charity: The Americans with Disabilities Act" series! There's even audio description and ASL video options! ow.ly/OG3L50YuRy4

CSC's Chief of Vision Rehabilitation led a session at #CSUN2026 on artificial intelligence in accessibility, while CSC's Assistive Technology Trainers made the most of the conference by attending presentations and networking with others in the accessible technology sector.

According to a study, time of hearing loss onset is a key determinant of patient confidence and ability to perceive and locate objects in an environment, even in individuals who use hearing aids or who have received vision rehabilitation training. hopkinsmedicine.org/news/newsroom/…

The National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled has a program that sends accessible books and magazines to those who can't read traditional print. CSC's clients can sign up for this program through their Case Managers. Learn more: ow.ly/hOh950YuRoN

Our preschoolers got to play with a St. Patrick's Day-themed sensory bin today! They might not have found a pot of gold, but they did find some fun pompoms and leprechaun pants, which is still pretty lucky!

Want to help us make this White Cane Walk extra special? We appreciate your support! Here are some ways you can get involved: 1. Attend the event 2. Volunteer 3. Donate to the event 4. Start a fundraising team 5. Spread the word

For some, skiing is an intimidating sport in it's traditional form. Now, imagine skiing without seeing at all! For Marek Kubacka, the Slovakian Para Alpine skier, that's what he does every time he competes and trains. Learn more in this article: ow.ly/MMsL50YuMuK

Our cooking class learned how to make homemade pasta and alfredo sauce from scratch! We can only assume the most fun part was kneading the pasta dough and eating the finished product. Yum!

Our Recreation Specialist recently got new glasses from CSC's Clinic. She found a pair she liked so much, she got them in two different colors! You don't need to be a staff member or client to get your glasses at CSC, just make an appointment by calling 216-658-8732.

A man who lost his sight decades ago is now helping others see their lives more clearly by sharing his story of resilience and purpose. Learn about Clark Roberts's life and non profit by reading his feature at the link: ow.ly/EqS750Yrz3i

Never pet a guide dog without asking their handler!

"The goal is always to ensure that the best athlete wins, not the athlete with the least impairment. Fair classification keeps sport competitive, keeps athletes motivated, and helps the sport grow." ow.ly/SPG650YryKo

What makes White Cane Walk so successful each year? All of you! Every year we have staff, members of the Board of Directors, clients and friends sign up to lead fundraising teams. Learn more here: whitecanewalk.org

Blind music artist and advocate Lachi was this month's guest on National Disability Radio, where they celebrate stories, leadership and talent of people with disabilities. Check it out here: ow.ly/cpGG50YryGZ

Cleveland Sight Center will be at Connecting for Kid's Eastern Cuyahoga Resource fair on March 31! Check out the link below to get more information about the event: ow.ly/BiGl50YrqjQ

Volk Optical and Halma visited CSC to get a first look at our new indoor navigation tool, funded by Halma's Impact the Future Fund in partnership with Volk Optical. They used the app to make their way to around CSC's building and learn about low vision exams and assistive tech.

This article showcases how accessibility doesn't make work easier, it simply removes the barriers that otherwise make work impossible for someone with a disability, so they can continue working like everyone else. ow.ly/6Euy50Yrq5F

We wanted to take a moment to celebrate Social Work Month by shouting out the awesome social workers who work as Case Managers at Cleveland Sight Center. We appreciate the many ways they uplift, defend and transform our communities every day. #SWMonth2026 #UpliftDefendTransform