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Join an early childhood program for children with visual impairments and other disabilities

Wayfinder Family Services Verified Information

Junior Blind of America serves children ages 3-6 and their families, these services provide essential support to help children successfully transition into the special education public school system and maximize their developmental progress. Services include: parent support and advocacy training, IEP support and guidance, phone consultations and periodic home visits, accompany families to ophthalmologist or optometrist appointments, classroom teacher consultations, orientation & mobility consultations for specific geographic areas, family support groups, educational workshops, family regional picnics and social activities, and family camp at Junior Blind's camp bloomfield in Malibu. A child may be referred to the program by a family member, healthcare or blindness professional, regional center or school district.
Available
Monday - Friday8 am - 4:30 pm
  • For Communities
    children (5-11 years old), people with disabilities, immigrants, Latino
  • free
    Yes
  • age
    3  –  6
  • City residents only
    Los Angeles
  • Eligibility description
    Formal diagnosis not required. If a child exhibits any sign of visual impairment, assessments will be conducted and referrals made to professionals for formal diagnosis. Must be child/family in Central and Southern California.
  • Available Languages
    Spanish
  • Counties Served
    Los Angeles

Wayfinder Family Services

5300 Angeles Vista Blvd.

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