2024 Vision Resource Guide

For People with Visual Impairments in Mississippi

Welcome to the second edition of the Resource Guide for People with Visual Impairments in Mississippi! Our guide:

Production Team

Acknowledgements

Special thanks to all professionals who contributed to the resources for this guide. We appreciate their hard work and generosity.

Resource Categories

Career & Finances

Career & Finances

Resources dedicated to helping individuals with vision impairments achieve financial independence. Includes job training, career development, financial assistance, and business opportunities tailored for accessibility.

Education & Transition

Education & Transition

Providing support for students and individuals transitioning from school to work or higher education. Includes accessible learning tools, scholarships, and vocational training programs.

Medical

Medical

Access to specialized healthcare services, low-vision clinics, rehabilitation programs, and medical assistance for individuals who are blind or visually impaired.

Recreation & Leisure

Recreation & Leisure

Opportunities for physical and social activities, including adaptive sports, camps, arts, music, and other leisure programs designed for individuals with visual impairments.

Support, Advocacy & Training

Support, Advocacy & Training

Advocacy groups, training programs, and emotional support services that empower individuals and their families. Includes mentorship programs and legal rights resources.

Technology

Technology

Innovative assistive technology, software, and accessible devices that enhance independence and connectivity for individuals with vision impairments.