A sample listing of vision organizations located in the states of New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota and Ohio.

Gift ideas for the visually impaired of all ages including board games, computer games, children's toys and puzzles.

Does viewing three-D images harm vision? Can some vision disorders be identified by the use of three-D products? The answer to both questions is…

A sample listing of vision organizations located in the states of Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire and New Jersey.

A sample listing of vision organizations located in the states of Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi and Missouri.

A sample listing of vision organizations located in the states of Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine and Maryland.

Privacy is the main issue when voting as a visually impaired/blind person. Every person who considers voting a privilege and civic duty is entitled to complete the voting process in a private manner. Read about my voting experience as a blind person.

A sample listing of vision support organizations located in the states of Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana and Iowa.

Bill Brown has developed his process of learning to play a musical instrument by ear for the visually impaired/blind community. Learn about the Music for the blind Website. You could learn to play the piano, guitar or several other instruments free of charge or at a very low cost.

Do you know anyone who has overcome vision issues while living in a rural/isolated area? Help the readers and visitors by contributing your story in the Vision Issues forum. Discover how you can help by reading this article.