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There are whole communities with lots of great info. Two that I know of personally (for older kids): Perkins School for the Blind https://www.perkins.org/ http
by jt2190 2y ago
There are whole communities with lots of great info. Two that I know of personally (for older kids):
Perkins School for the Blind
https://www.perkins.org/ https://www.perkins.org/
Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impared
https://www.tsbvi.edu/ https://www.tsbvi.edu/
There might be a school closer to you. I would not hesitate to reach out to them… They’ll point you to other groups in your community.
- gallamine 2y agoNorth Carolina has a school for the blind that was established back in mid 1800's. I believe they support all ages - https://www.governormorehead.net/ https://www.governormorehead.net/
- jt2190 2y ago> … they support all ages… I was unclear: The OP mentions an infant, and schools are for older-than-an-infant aged children. Schools will still be able to direct the OP to other groups and resources though.
- webspinner 2y agoI would also suggest not institutionalizaing someone, unless it's really necessary when the kid is older.