From Tyler to the Frontlines: How Our Products Support U.S. Troops
At the East Texas Lighthouse, we often say that our products support our country and our military—but every now and then, we see that truth come to life in powerful ways. Recently, a local U.S. soldier stationed in the Middle ...
Shining a Light on Potential: East Texas Lighthouse Hosts Job Shadowing Event
The East Texas Lighthouse recently hosted a transformative Job Shadowing event, pairing blind and visually impaired students with professionals who share their experiences. This event carried a powerful message: Vision does not define potential. By shadowing blind and visually impaired ...
Navigating Vision Loss: The Power of Support Groups
Vision loss is a life-changing experience that can bring a range of emotions and challenges. For many, it may feel like independence is slipping away, leaving a sense of uncertainty about the future. However, with the right resources, tools, and ...
Start 2025 with a Vision: Advocating for Awareness in Your Community
As we step into 2025, it’s the perfect time to focus on building a more inclusive and supportive community. Starting the year with a commitment to advocacy sets the tone for meaningful change and growth. One way to do this ...
Staying Active in Winter: Tips for the Blind and Visually Impaired
As temperatures drop and the days grow shorter, staying active can become more challenging—especially for those who are blind or visually impaired. Winter often brings unique obstacles, from icy sidewalks to limited daylight. However, maintaining an active lifestyle during the ...
Eye Health Myths Exposed: Get the Facts for Better Vision Care
Eye health is essential to overall well-being, yet there are many myths that persist about eye care and vision loss. Misinformation can prevent people from taking proper care of their eyes, so it’s important to address some common misconceptions. Let’s ...
Honoring Independence and Achievements: Celebrating National White Cane Safety Day in October
Each year in October, people across the United States celebrate National White Cane Safety Day to honor the independence, achievements, and contributions of individuals who are blind or visually impaired. This day is significant not only for raising awareness of ...
Protecting the Rights of Blind Pedestrians: Understanding Texas Transportation Code Section 552.010
Texas law provides important protections for pedestrians who are visually impaired. Texas Transportation Code Section 552.010 specifically addresses how drivers and pedestrians must interact when individuals who are blind or partially blind are navigating public streets. This law is designed ...
