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VIPS Family Retreat: Creating Memorable Connections

VIPS recently hosted the 2024 Family Retreat, with the theme "Putting the Pieces Together" for VIPS families from Kentucky and Indiana--all united by the common journey of raising children with blindness or low vision. The children had a blast at the VIPS Kids Town Preschool engaging in various fun activities, games, and experiences all led by our amazing VIPS team and volunteers. Parents and caregivers connected at Sullivan University for a day of learning from multiple wonderful speakers including a panel of parents with blindness or low vision. We also welcomed Djenne-Amal Morris, the mother of a child with CHARGE Syndrome. She brought a powerful mix of humor, heart, and real-life experience. Djenne’s personal journey reinforced the importance of resilience, advocacy, and community in the lives of families facing challenges.

We’re so thankful for the opportunity to come together as a community, learn from one another, and leave with new tools, resources, and a renewed sense of purpose on our journeys.

Child sitting with a teacher. The child has a large lightbox in front of them with a blue shape. The child is holding the shape.
Two people are standing in front of cutting boards. One has a sleepshade on and the other has visual impairment simulator goggles on. They are both cutting food.
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