WSB offers life skills and career training programs for adults who are blind or visually impaired, as well as summer programs for transitional-age youth.
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ALT BLUE SQUARE WITH THE TEXT "NAVIGATING THE JOB MARKET" AND A WHITE BOX WITHIN THE BLUE SQUARE CONTAINING THE WORLD SERVICES FOR THE BLIND LOGO AND THE TEXT "AS A BLIND OR VISUALLY IMPAIRED PERSON"
ALT Blue square graphics with two white hands reaching for each other and yellow stars in the foreground. Text reads "World Services for the Blind, Your Donation Our Vision, Your donations can provide: Educational materials, adaptive tools and devices, accessible technology, recreational activities, independence and hope
ALT Table set up in an auditorium with a light grey tablecloth featuring the World Services for the Blind logo and marketing materials arranged on the table.
ALT Blue square graphic featuring the world services for the blind logo in the left quadrant with the text "World Services for the Blind reconizes National Diabetes Month". Clip art of a finger testing blood sugar.
ALT White text on navy background reads "Happy Labor Day from World Services for the Blind Cheers to our Hardworking Citizens". Clip-art of waiter, firefighter, trash collector, doctor, landscaper, nurse, and chef at the bottom of the navy square.
ALT Pepper sits with her harness on against a dark wood wall with the text “this is what hope feels like” in the background
ALT Pepper without a harness asking for belly rubs on her back
ALT A man in a grey striped first horizon bank shirt stands behind a podium with arms crossed in front of him. There are people seated in an auditorium listening.
ALT Man in a suit jacket stands behind a podium in an auditorium addressing people seated in front of him.
ALT People seated in an auditorium listen to a man speak behind a podium. His colleague stands to the side also facing the auditorium. There are several plaques on the wall behind the speaker as well as an American flag.
ALT Two students register to vote at a table where two pulaski county circuit and county clerk employees sit.
ALT Visually impaired man wearing blue shorts and a grey shirt with cane tucked under his arm navigates an accessible voting machine during an informational demonstration. The person next to him is being assisted on the same machine.
ALT Two men wearing grey shirts with their backs to the camera are assisted by two men in matching navy uniforms as they use accessible voting machines during an informational demonstration.
ALT Beige square post with title text in navy "Helen Keller Day" and the quote "Never bend your head. Always hold it high. Look the world straight in the eye." The world services for the blind logo positioned under this quote. The dates "June 27,1880-June 1, 1968" are circled above a photo of her petting a dog in a white dress against a black wall. Decorative star in the corner.
ALT Beauregard, the lion statue in front of WSB, dressed in Mardi Gras with a Mardi Gras mask and beads.