Employee Spotlight: Stephanie Jones
February 14, 2023
Meet Stephanie Jones, communication skills instructor at Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired in Memphis, Tennessee. A dedicated…
Employee Spotlight: Deanna Lewis
January 17, 2023
Meet Deanna Lewis, a Bindery Associate at Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired. Deanna started her career as…
Employee Spotlight: Mark Thielen
December 12, 2022
Meet Mark Thielen, a Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired Utility Worker. He is a dedicated worker who…
Jesse’s Fun Experience
November 21, 2022
The magnificent sound of children playing and laughing could be heard during youth camps this year. Clovernook Center for the…
Building Confidence is Life Changing
Confidence and high self-esteem are important for children to succeed in life. It can be a challenge, and some may…
Drake’s Exploration
Children with low vision should be embraced for their uniqueness. They want the same acceptance as you and me, but…
THE PERSPECTIVE: Arts Initiative Impacts Storytelling
November 4, 2022
Reading books is an enjoyable experience for children. Print-braille books incorporate printed and braille pages embossed on see-through plastic for…
THE PERSPECTIVE: Letter From our President/CEO Chris Faust
Children and adolescents with blindness or low vision can sometimes feel excluded or left out—forced to sit on the sidelines….
THE PERSPECTIVE: It’s Dawson’s Time To Shine
Having an activity that a child can call their own is priceless. That could not be more true for eight-year-old…
THE PERSPECTIVE: Making a Lasting Gift To Clovernook Center
For nearly 120 years, Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired has held a distinctive place in our hearts…