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CNIB and Meta partner to help shape the future of accessible technology
New partnership brings community expertise and lived experience into the development of wearable technology, with practical support to help people explore its possibilities.
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Saskatoon Adjusting To Vision Loss – Fall
If you’re adjusting to sight loss, you’re not alone. This program is here to help you understand your eye condition, learn new ways to tackle everyday challenges, and connect with CNIB’s programs and services. It’s all about building your confidence, gaining independence, and discovering what more is possible. Every Thursday (October 29 to November 19) from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at CNIB Saskatoon.
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“A Ball for All”: Inclusive Play That Travels Home
The sound of a soccer ball opened up new ways to play at CNIB this summer, and the fun didn’t end when campers headed home. During Family Week in August, bright white, blue and red soccer balls were distributed to campers from the back of a golf cart.
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CNIB Mobile Hub
CNIB is hitting the road to bring our innovative programs to life in your community!
Meet the CNIB Mobile Hub – a new program delivery model where we visit your community to deliver in-person programming at no cost to you. Drop in to meet CNIB staff and learn more about free programs and resources for people who are blind, Deafblind, or have low vision. Enjoy a day of recreational and social activities, technology workshops, and much more. Experience the latest breakthroughs in assistive tech from CNIB SmartLife and connect with other members of the sight loss community.
To see where we’re headed next, check out our tour schedule.Our Programs
Volunteer Opportunities
Breeder Carer – CNIB Guide Dogs
Volunteers are a critical part of our guide dog program, and we’re always in need of volunteer puppy raisers and boarders. With support from CNIB Guide Dogs staff, you would play a vital role in bringing future CNIB guide dogs into the world by caring for one of our adult dogs from 12 months of age through the end of their breeding career, as well as supporting whelping and the early socialization of puppies up to 12 weeks old.
Community Engagement Volunteer – Unsupervised
From classrooms to city hall or speaking to businesses, our Community Engagement Volunteers provide public education and advocacy to help raise awareness about key issues facing the sight loss community and create positive change for people who are blind or partially sighted. Unsupervised Community Engagement Volunteers attend community events and give presentations on behalf of CNIB without direct supervision of CNIB staff and are screened to attend engagements at settings with vulnerable populations (i.e school settings, seniors homes etc).