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Local Resources
From world-renowned doctors and research centers, to direct service providers and at-home supports, Massachusetts is a leader in the field of blindness and low vision.
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National Resources
There is a wealth of information about living with low vision or blindness available online. These websites for national organizations provide many types of help, resources, and connections.
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Eye Diseases
Learn more about eye conditions such as macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, and download helpful questions that you may want to your eye doctor.
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FAQs
We’ve compiled answers to some of our most frequently asked questions, but if you don’t find what you’re looking for, or would like more detail, please call, we’re here to help.
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Learn With Us
We have a selection of resources for individuals, families, caregivers and healthcare professionals, created by the Massachusetts Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired and its partners.
Services we provide
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Adjustment Counseling
Your life changes when your vision changes. It’s normal for this to feel upsetting and difficult, but you don’t have to go through it alone. Our Adjustment Counseling program can help.
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Referrals
MABVI makes referrals to low vision specialists throughout the state. These exams focus on how to use lighting, optical devices, and large print materials to help in your daily life.
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Support Groups
The best support and advice is offered by people who really know what you’re going through – people who’ve had parallel experiences. Peers with shared experiences may even be able to anticipate your questions. While adjusting to vision loss, and even after you’ve grown accustomed to the change, a peer support group is a big help
