Helping the Blind and Visually Impaired throughout Montana

Missoula Low Vision Workshop

December 7, 2024
1100 S. Higgins Ave
Missoula, Mt 59802
10:00AM – 2:00PM

Are you or someone You know dealing with vision loss? This workshop is an intro level workshop.

What we will cover
How to use your smart phone or tablet with Zoom text, voice-over, or talk back features.
Learn about the different apps available to the low or No vision user.
Mobility and orientation with a focus on winter travel.
Basic windows features available to make using your PC easier.
we will also have low vision magnifiers and devices on display for participants to try out.
For more information or to register please call:
Lisa Chamberlain at (406) 546–1656.
We are asking for you to register early to reserve your spot as space is limited.

The Montana Association for the Blind (MAB) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 1947 to aid in the education, training, and support of individuals who are facing blindness and their families.

The mission of MAB is to promote the social and economic self-sufficiency of blind and low-vision Montanans through the facilitation of quality education, training, community, employment, and adaptive services, in addition to fostering a positive understanding of blindness. We envision a Montana in which blindness is understood to be an ordinary and respectable part of life and in which the skills and tools of blindness are readily available to all who may benefit from them.

If you want to become a member of the Montana Association for the Blind, please open this fillable form and send it by E-mail to: mabadmin@mabsop.org.

Open the MAB Membership Application Form 2024

* If form is not accessible pleaseClick Here for Accessible Membership Application

We work toward this goal by offering adaptive training programs, outreach and community, scholarships to blind college students, and programs that help individuals obtain the adaptive equipment they need. Our local chapters provide support, information, understanding and a sense of community to visually impaired people across the state, many in remote communities with zero access to blind services or community support. Our cornerstone program is our Summer Orientation Program for the Blind and Visually Impaired (SOP), an intensive independent-living training program that gives adults the skills they need to lead autonomous and satisfying lives after vision loss.

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