Spokane, An Adventure
By Suzanne Yeagley Wanda Johnson Wanda Johnson has worked at The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. in Spokane since January 2018, but she [...]
White Cane Safety Day
Meka White uses her white cane to navigate outside of the Seattle facility In the United States, one day of the year has [...]
Orientation & Mobility Instructor Meg Johnson Retires
Photo with caption: Meg Johnson (center left) greets student and friend Darlene Hilling (center right) at Meg’s retirement celebration in Seattle [...]
Welcome our new O&M Specialist Nancy Jackman!
O&M Specialist Nancy Jackman Thanks to community support of our programs and services, we have been able to put most of [...]
Making Independent Travel Safer with High-Visibility Gear
Winter weather means shorter, darker days and reduced visibility for both pedestrians and drivers. Besides being more cautious and giving yourself extra time to get [...]
Become a Trained Guide!
Are you a good communicator who enjoys helping others? Inland Northwest Lighthouse (INL) has the perfect opportunity for you to support our mission to create [...]
HUD Safe Travel Grant Provides Lighthouse Employees with Training and Equipment
“I have been here at the Lighthouse for 12 years, and have never received such positive feedback on any initiative we have implemented. Employees who [...]
O&M Department Provides Valuable Consultation Services to Community
Orientation and Mobility Specialist David Miller (third from left) with KPG Architects experience vision simulation goggles and practice using white canes before their guided [...]
Newfound Freedom with my Guide Dog
Courtesy of Lighthouse Employee Nathan Brannon Before I lost my sight I used to walk everywhere - to Green Lake, to the Burke-Gilman Trail, and [...]
Safe Travel Grant Provides Opportunities for Lighthouse Employees
Over the past two years The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. has implemented services under the Housing and Urban Development Neighborhood Initiative Safe Travel Grant. [...]
