Jeff Ball

Adaptive Technology

This program provides “adaptive” technologies to complete everyday tasks to consumers who are visually impaired or blind.  Text readers, special computer software and hardware,  and electronic video magnifiers are commonly used.  Instructional computer classes are offered to those willing to learn.

Jerry Crabtree

Media and Marketing

The Guide-Page Magazine, a freely distributed monthly publication, is made available to readers both locally and across the country. Features such as special events, meeting schedules, organizational news, and other items of interest are presented for the blind and visually impaired. 

Zach Davis

Vision Rehabilitation

A Certified Vision Rehabilitation Therapist (CVRT®), and Assistant is on staff to provide adaptive devices and to instruct persons with visual impairments in the use of compensatory skills and assistive technology that will enable them to live safe, productive, and independent lives. Specific subjects of instruction include cooking, braille reading and writing, personal management, and home management.

Candy Allen

In-Home Services

We offer assistance with shopping, correspondence, reading mail, banking assistance, and mending of clothing.

Linda Worthy

Recreation Coordinator

 At CWAB®, the recreation program is designed to assure that an individual with a vision impairment can enjoy a full and active lifestyle. With activities such as bowling, picnics, dances, parties, bingo, plays, concerts, YMCA, and crafts, CWAB® consumers can learn new skills, make new friends, increase physical activity, gain a higher self-esteem, and enjoy themselves.

Jim

Transportation Supervisor

Transportation  provides free door-to-door transportation to CWAB® consumers for work, medical appointments, support group meetings, sponsored YMCA program, and other CWAB® activities when other means are not available.