The Perspective: Laylah Doesn’t Hold Back Any Punches
June 27, 2022
Kids love to play sports. This is no exception for nine-year-old Laylah. She was first introduced to the Adaptive Sports…
Staff Spotlight: Brian Anderson
May 17, 2022
Meet Brian Anderson, Clovernook Center’s Arts & Accessibility Coordinator. He works with cultural institutions to make their programs and products…
Staff Spotlight: Join Us in Welcoming Two to our Development Department
April 18, 2022
Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired is pleased to announce the hiring of two new team members, Dr….
The Perspective: Dr. Sarah Lopper Making a Difference for Children with Low Vision
November 22, 2021
When you meet Dr. Sarah Lopper, you are immediately drawn to her warm smile and calm, gentle nature. “My mother…
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…
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…
Freedom the Guide Dog Puppy; A Poem by Deanna Lewis
September 28, 2021
As we conclude National Guide Dog Month, Clovernook Center’s Deanna Lewis shared a poem written from the perspective of a…
Guide Dogs: Your Questions Answered
September 22, 2021
As animals, dogs offer people many benefits like companionship, comfort and security. For individuals who are blind and visually impaired,…
Employee Spotlight: Barb Easterling
September 14, 2021
Say hello to Barb! Barbara (Barb) Easterling is a Bindery Associate in the Braille Printing House at Clovernook Center and…
What Happens When a Guide Dog Retires
Did you know that guide dogs actually retire after they have served their owners? Resident guide dog expert and Clovernook…