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At the Kenya Society for the Blind, we recognize that comprehensive eye care goes beyond diagnosis and treatment – it encompasses rehabilitation services that support individuals who are irreversibly blind. With a mandate outlined in the KSB Act 251, we are dedicated to providing holistic support to ensure that the totally blind are empowered to lead independent and fulfilling lives.
Through our Braille Literacy Training, we aim to equip our clients with the skills to gather, organize, and communicate information effectively. Proficiency in braille enhances independence and confidence, empowering individuals to navigate the world with greater ease.
Our comprehensive Orientation and Mobility Training program is designed to empower individuals to navigate their environment with confidence and independence.
Our Adapted Computer Training is designed to provide comprehensive instruction and support, enabling clients to harness the full potential of computer technology and access the digital world with confidence and independence.
Our Phone Accessibility Training program is designed to empower individuals with visual impairment to fully utilize the capabilities of mobile devices, ensuring that they can stay connected, informed, and independent in an increasingly digital society.
Here are several key reasons why rehabilitation is important after visual loss:
It equips individuals with the skills and resources they need to live independently despite their visual impairment.
It helps people regain confidence and autonomy in their daily activities.
It teaches individuals how to navigate their environment safely.
Overall, rehabilitation after visual loss is essential for helping individuals adapt to their changed circumstances, regain independence and confidence, and live fulfilling and meaningful lives despite their visual impairment. It empowers them to overcome challenges, pursue their goals, and participate fully in society.
