Corporate Training

• If you walk with them, offer them your arm or shoulder depending on the height differential. The motion of your body will tell them what to do.
• If you direct them, give directions as clearly as possible.
  If you seat them, put their hand on the back of the chair. They will be able to sit easily.
• If you live or work with them, never leave a door open and keep corridors clear of clutter. Tell them if the furniture has been moved.
• If you’re talking remember that people who are only blind can hear as well as you. Always speak directly to them, not through their companion.
• If they have a dog, remember the dog is a working dog, not a pet. Never pet or offer the guide dog food unless you have asked for permission from the dog’s owner.
• When talking to a person who is blind, don’t feel afraid to use words such as “see” or “saw.” People with blindness use the same language to describe things such as “watching TV.”
• Be sure to identify yourself when you enter and exit a room where there is a blind person present.

No but we can assist filling out the Computers for the Blind application.

No, we provide training on smartphone accessibility (vision) for iOS and Android.