The Perspective: Making a Lasting Gift
For more than 115 years, Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired has occupied a special place throughout our region and nationwide. It has
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The Perspective: Youth Camps at Clovernook Center
Clovernook Center will host summer camps for children who are blind or have low vision, ages 10-16, on July 18th-22nd and July 25th-29th. The first
The Perspective: Letter From our President/CEO Chris Faust
Children who are blind or visually impaired benefit from opportunities that make them feel included in their community. Clovernook Center’s Pediatric Low Vision Program has
The Perspective: Former Board Chair’s Impact Is Transformational
Mike Ehrensberger served as Chairman of the Board at Clovernook Center until April of this year. As the driving force in establishing Clovernook Center’s partnership
The Perspective: Laylah Doesn’t Hold Back Any Punches
Kids love to play sports. This is no exception for nine-year-old Laylah. She was first introduced to the Adaptive Sports & Leisure Program by Dr.
The Perspective: Dr. Sarah Lopper Making a Difference for Children with Low Vision
When you meet Dr. Sarah Lopper, you are immediately drawn to her warm smile and calm, gentle nature. “My mother always knew that I would
The Perspective: November Letter from Clovernook Center’s President
How do you define “bold” in a visually impaired world? At Clovernook Center, it could mean snow skiing one day and working as a Supreme
The Perspective: Low Vision Clinic Helps Drew See a Brighter Future
When Jessica Fannin’s son Drew was 12 weeks old, a single word changed the roadmap of his life. That word was “blind.” This was a
The Perspective: 3 Lessons Imprinted from Teaching Braille
As a certified teacher of the visually impaired, Marianne Denning has worked with people from ages 4 to 103, yet she still finds herself learning
The Perspective: November Letter from Clovernook Center’s President
“I take that as a challenge every day.” These words, by Terry Strader in describing his role at our Braille Printing House, exemplify the spirit
The Perspective: One Giant Step for Adelle and Other Kids: New Adaptive Sports
The sixth step was the charm. Adelle was five steps into her rock-climbing experience, Clovernook Center’s monthly Adaptive Sports event, and each maneuver gave her
The Perspective: Sean Ogletree, On the Front Lines
Clovernook Center’s Case Manager Sean Ogletree has been on the front line of navigating the pandemic daily as he has assisted clients and employees since