Cheryl Martin with a client in front of Lilac Blind

Welcome!

With the proper training, and possibly adaptive aids, blind and visually impaired people can continue the same activities they enjoyed before their vision loss, and remain living independently within their homes. For example, some basic adaptations enable our participants to garden, cook, perform woodwork, bowl and golf, sew clothes, play board games or cards, and several other activities. All of our services work towards improving the quality of life and level of independence available to blind and visually impaired participants.

Our Mission

Our mission is to provide services and equipment that will allow the blind and visually impaired to maintain their independence and continue living full and active lives. We provide in-home independent living instruction, adaptive aids, adaptive computer training, Braille services, support groups, low-vision equipment and counseling for clients and their families.

Announcing
The Lilac Services for the Blind

Twelfth Annual Golf Tournament


To be held at the Creek at Qualchan Golf Course, Friday, July 10th, 2009 at 1:30 pm.

Registration due by Friday, July 3rd. Registration forms below.

Picture of VPI Home Solutions Presents Golf for Good

Register your team today! Please print, fill out and return the appropriate registration form to Lilac Services for the Blind.

Announcing The Braille Hope Pendant

Jewelry Design Center is offering this Gold pendant piece with 14 kyg and two diamonds featuring the braille symbols for Faith - Believe - Hope. The pendant is designed and available at the Jewelry Design Center and is also available in white gold or sterling silver without diamonds. The Jewelry Design Center is located at 821 N. Division, Spokane. Telephone 509-487-5905 or on the web at JewelryDesignCenter.com
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