Gearing up for Trolley Run with an amazing organization and extraordinary individuals!
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Most people, when they think of foxes, think of long, bushy-tailed creatures with vibrant red fur and a quick-witted and clever personality. But for some people, when they think of “foxes” they think of Astrid McCann.
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“You get this diagnosis and you see what you’re up against, all the complications, and you have no idea what path you’re headed down.”
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With a Master’s Degree in Germanic Languages and Literatures, a PhD in Education, and a certification from the Library of Congress in Braille Instruction and Proofreading, it could be hard to imagine Kimberly Morrow referencing learning something as simple as the alphabet as ‘painstaking’.
But from 1971 to 1975, that’s exactly what she practiced—and perfected—at Children’s Center for the Visually Impaired.
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"She was the girl that didn’t trust anyone and grew to be the girl who had confidence," says Michelle Tovar, Layla’s Teacher of the Visually Impaired (TVI)
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Caleb is a 17-year-old who attends high school in Independence, MO. As a student of CCVI’s M.O.V.E. Program, Caleb receives his instruction from a provider in his own neighborhood high school under a contract with the school district.
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What does a stadium do for inclusion? We found out when we gifted three CCVI families the chance to experience gameday in a suite!
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Children’s Center for the Visually Impaired was the host of the Delta Gamma Hope Serving Event in July.
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Hear about how a viral video of a CCVI student is now giving the gift of literacy for others.
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Children’s Center for the Visually Impaired (CCVI) held the beeper egg hunt for preschool students to participate in Spring fun!
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Meet a CCVI Preschool student and his family.
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Thanks to a relationship with Harvesters Food Pantry, CCVI is now home to a permanent food pantry that is located at the Children’s Center Campus.
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