Foundation for Blind Children

Arizona — Statewide

Last Verified: July 22, 2026

About

The Foundation for Blind Children is an Arizona nonprofit organization that serves people who are blind or have low vision across the lifespan.

Its programs support individuals and families during early childhood, school, transition to adulthood, employment, independent living, and older adulthood.

The organization reports serving more than 2,000 people, ranging from newborns to adults over 100 years old.

Services May Include

  • Early-intervention services
  • Family support
  • Educational programs
  • Orientation and mobility
  • Assistive technology
  • Braille instruction
  • Transition services
  • Employment preparation
  • Independent-living instruction
  • Recreation and community activities
  • Adult programs
  • Services for older adults

Who They Serve

People who are blind or have low vision, including infants, young children, school-age students, teenagers, young adults, working-age adults, older adults, and their families and caregivers. Availability, eligibility, and locations vary by program.

Contact Information

Telephone: 602-331-7900
Official website: https://seeitourway.org/
Contact page: https://seeitourway.org/contact-us/

Please obtain current campus addresses and program-specific contact information from the official contact page, as the organization operates multiple campus locations.

Why We Recommend This Resource

The Foundation for Blind Children is especially valuable because its programs support individuals at many stages of life rather than limiting services to one age group. It may serve as a long-term resource for families, children, adults, and older adults experiencing vision loss.

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