Programs and Activities

CNIB is active in every region of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, with service and fundraising specialists working hand in hand with volunteers at centres located in Charlottetown, Sydney and Halifax. CNIB programs and services specialists often travel to provide support to people with vision loss, in rural communities.

There are solutions to improving quality of life for any of us experiencing vision loss, but it takes experience and a helping hand. As a registered charity, CNIB depends largely on the financial and volunteer support of individuals, and organizations in our communities to meet the needs of anyone whose day to day life is impacted by any level of vision loss. Please support CNIB.

In this section, you can find information about the various events, programs, services, resources and volunteer opportunities available in your community.

What's New?

• Spreading Hope for the Holidays:

Make a lasting difference in the lives of Canadians who are blind or partially sighted by purchasing a 20-inch CNIB holiday wreath handcrafted with fresh balsam fir trimmings, pine cones and holly berries for just $45.

Visit www.cnib.ca/wreaths to purchase yours today!

• More investment in vision rehabilitation needed, says Charlottetown resident.
   
• Former nurse urges goverment to invest in vision health for 4,000 Islanders.
  
  
Speaking to a crowd about his experience living with vision loss wasn't easy at first for Ron Moore. But he quickly realized how important his role would be in helping others in his community. Click to read full story.


• CNIB's Vision Health Moment is a one minute daily radio feature focused on encouraging Canadians to take care of their eyes and providing information on how to make the best use of remaining vision. Follow this link to learn more about CNIB's Vision Health Moment.