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Losing Vision Doesn't Mean Losing Independence

Our services and expertise help people develop strategies and skills that promote safety and well being despite vision loss.

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Blind around the Sound Summer 2009

Seattle Chamber Music Society, Seattle Super Picnic and a brand new Musical!

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Free Training for WA Residents!

Microsoft is providing more than 30,000 vouchers to WA state residents for free online software... more


Audio Described Performances Summer 2009

Enjoy a trip to the theater!

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New Activities for Low Vision at the SPL

The Seattle Public Library System offers a variety of ADA services through their Library Equal Access Program (LEAP)... more


Fireworks Safety

Every year, approximately 10 thousand Americans are injured by fireworks... more


65 or Over?

You might be eligible for a free eye exam!

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New Support Group in Seattle!

Name: Queer & Blind

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New Donation Points

Stop by our new attended drop off spots, and get rid of your unwanted goods! more


Retinitis Pigmentosa Social 2009

The RP Social is an informal get-together of persons with Retinitis Pigmentosa... more


It's Time for Summer Camp!

This summer, the Oral Hull Foundation for the Blind offers three summer camp sessions... more

SightConnection Spotlight

low vision cell phoneThe new lighter, more convenient Jitterbug J phone will fit in your bag, your pocket and your llifestyle!

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    Independent Living Program Changes

    Effective July 1, 2009, the Washington State Department of Services for the Blind (DSB) assumes primary responsibility for the provision of services to all visually impaired individuals under age 55, including those not currently seeking employment.

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    E-mail csbps@csbps.com
    Phone (206) 525-5556 or (800) 458-4888
    fax (206) 525-0422
    9709 Third Avenue NE, #100
    Seattle, WA 98115-2027