Saving Ven's Vision: Empowering Through the Visually Impaired Blind Society
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About this listen
In this episode of Eyes and Lows, we explore the inspiring journey of Saving Ven, a visionary leader and co-founder of the Visually Impaired Blind Society. Despite losing her sight at 41, Saving has dedicated her life to empowering others in the blind community. She shares her experiences of resilience, the challenges of navigating life with vision loss, and the importance of community support. Saving also discusses the founding of the Visually Impaired Blind Society and its mission to promote social interaction and independence among the blind and low vision communities.
Takeaways
- Saving Ven's journey from sighted to blind has fueled her passion for helping others.
- The Visually Impaired Blind Society was founded to promote social interaction and independence.
- Community support is crucial for individuals navigating vision loss.
- Saving emphasizes the importance of resilience and persistence in overcoming challenges.
- The society organizes events to bring together the blind and sighted communities.
- Saving's personal story highlights the power of turning adversity into opportunity.
- The society provides resources and guidance for those experiencing vision loss.
- Saving's leadership has inspired many within the blind community.
- The society's annual fundraising event is a key part of its outreach efforts.
- Saving's story is a testament to the strength and determination of the human spirit.
Chapters
- 00:00:07 Introduction to Saving Ven
- 00:00:36 Saving's Journey and Challenges
- 00:01:52 Founding the Visually Impaired Blind Society
- 00:26:47 Community Support and Events
- 00:48:33 Saving's Personal Interests and Hobbies
- 00:52:16 Contact Information and Closing Remarks
- Website:
www.vibsociety.org
- Email:
info@vibsociety.org
- Phone:
770-609-7439
Vocal Point (Home of the Georgia Radio Reading Service) is a 501c3 organization that exists to improve the quality of life for people who are blind, visually impaired, or have difficulty with the printed word. Learn more at seevp.org. To support our podcast and programs, donate here: https://connect.clickandpledge.com/Organization/seevp/
- Credits
- Host: Brittany McLemore
- Producer: Patrick Roy