Our mission: to provide individualized support and tools to navigate the visual world.

University Circle, Cleveland
Joined November 2012
Cleveland Sight Center is here to help Northeast Ohioans with visual impairments at any stage of life. Check out this video to learn more about CSC's mission:
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Have you heard of human guide? It's a useful way to help members of the blind and visually impaired community. CSC offers a variety of trainings covering techniques like this so people can best interact with someone who is blind or visually impaired. ow.ly/C8NU50ZZ1tf
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We loved having our youngest community members together at CSC with us! Little ones attending our Family Fall Festival had a lot of activities to try. We hope everyone had as much fun as we did. It was a perfect fall day!
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Established in 1964 by President Lyndon B. Johnson, White Cane Awareness Day serves multiple purposes: celebrating achievement, raising awareness and promoting safety. How will you celebrate White Cane Awareness Day today? ow.ly/JfaV50ZY0Um
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Let your voice be heard in the upcoming election! Interested in voting by mail? You can download a vote-by-mail application form at boe.cuyahogacounty.gov
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Cleveland Sight Center staff members recently attended the City of Mayfield Heights Employee Health Fair to share information about the many services CSC provides. We love opportunities to connect with other employers and receive valuable health and wellness resources!
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CSC has @GoodMapsForAll available for all visitors to use independently, thanks to our partnership with Volk Optical. This app was designed by people who are blind and have low-vision, for the blind and visually impaired community. Anyone can use the app to navigate our building!
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What do pumpkins, ponies, chickens and story time all have in common? They'll all be at CSC's Family Fall Festival coming up on October 15! This event was designed for children who are visually impaired, 6 and younger. To RSVP, fill out the form at bit.ly/CSCFamilyFallFestRSVP.
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For Cleveland Sight Center, every month is Blindness Awareness Month! What's something you wish more people were aware of regarding blindness?
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The Global Braille Survey from Braille Authority for North America is open, and looking for the blind and visually impaired community's insight. This survey provides an opportunity for people to share their experiences and perspectives on braille literacy. ow.ly/wrbr50ZSiBZ
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Cleveland Sight Center's Tuesday Recreation programming includes activities like Piano lessons, craft time, choir practice, dance classes and yoga. These photos are from last week's crafting session, where participants painted duck figurines!
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We're pleased to announce that Dr. Bryan Wolynski has been appointed as Cleveland Sight Center's next President and Chief Executive Officer, effective November 1, 2026!
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The author of this article sees autonomous vehicles as a way for people who are blind or visually impaired to maintain their independence - check out their reasoning by reading at the link: ow.ly/ckp450ZShF7
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It's perfectly fitting to wrap up Guide Dog Month with this announcement: CSC's Braille teacher has a new guide dog! Their training is an on-going process, and there are things guide dogs will learn as they spend more time with their handler.
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It's Illegal for businesses to deny access to guide dog users, but sadly it is not uncommon. We can all be allies to those with guide dogs by sticking up for them and reminding workers of the business that its their right to access and it's the law. ow.ly/nBzn50ZShCM
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CSC’s friends at Case For Sight are hosting their annual “Dinner in the Dark” event on Friday Oct. 2, where all proceeds are sent to CSC! Join us for a catered dinner at 7 p.m. in Thwing Center Ballroom. We appreciate the support! Get your tickets here: community.case.edu/CFS/rsvp_…
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Our recreation team went to The Glass Bubble for a glass blowing class this week! Many people may not think glass blowing is an accessible activity for the blind and visually impaired community, but thanks to a great team of helpers, and attentive professionals, it's possible!
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"The Canadian Association of Optometrists recommends a first eye exam between birth and 24 months, and a second comprehensive exam between the ages of 2 and 5." Are you kids on track with these recommendations? ow.ly/V9gy50ZPLVA
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