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VISability is a quarterly publication of VIPS and was created to inform VIPS parents, caregivers, and community supporters about all the happenings at our organization. We share stories about the children and families we serve, upcoming family and fundraising events, resources, and more!

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A small girl washes her hands while a female physician assistant student demonstrates.

Hand Washing Day at VIPS

March 11, 2026

Yesterday, students from UofL’s Future Physician Assistants of Kentucky (FPAK) visited Kids Town to talk about the importance of good…

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A small girl examines a puzzle piece.

Milestone Monday — Roxanne

March 9, 2026

Today, we celebrate Roxanne and her puzzle-solving skills! We would also like to recognize Roxanne’s mom, Dakota (heard in the…

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A small boy sits in his father's lap while Megan checks a pair of frames for fit.

PDS Hosts Free Glasses Event at Kids Town

March 9, 2026

On Friday, our friends at PDS Optical held another free fitting event in Kids Town. Any VIPS family that signed…

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Kilani lies in her mother's lap and touches the red light she has been tracking.

Milestone Monday — Kilani

March 2, 2026

Kilani has been a VIPS kid for a few months and his doing great! She loves her string lights and…

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Graphic promoting Episode 7 with a photo of guest Emily Munson.

Podcast: Vision AND Supporting Preschoolers with Complex Needs with Emily Munson

March 2, 2026

Paige interviews Emily Munson, a preschool teacher in an early childhood classroom for children who are medically complex. Emily shares her journey of finding her way to…

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The teams from Republic Bank and VIPS, along with the preschoolers, cut the red ribbon.

Republic Bank Ribbon Cutting in Kids Town

February 25, 2026

Yesterday, Republic Bank dedicated its latest banking center in Louisville, and it’s in Kids Town! The banking center has play…

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Ranger Erin and Ms. Staci play in a sandbox with two small boys.

Rangers from The Parklands Visit Kids Town

February 25, 2026

Rangers Erin and Ryan from The Parklands of Floyds Fork visited Kids Town and brought so much cool stuff for…

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Volunteers from Mercy Road Church sit at the work table in the Family Resource Center and make cards.

The FRC Welcomes Volunteers from Mercy Road Church

February 23, 2026

Yesterday, twelve volunteers from Mercy Road Church in Carmel, Indiana, spent a couple of hours serving at the VIPS Family…

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Roxanne is walking across the stage in Kids Town using her white cane.

Milestone Monday — Roxanne

February 23, 2026

Roxanne has been working so hard at O&M training (orientation and mobility). She recently transitioned from using a precane to…

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2025

33-1-cover

Volume 41
Issue #1

Jan - March 2025

2024

33-1-cover

Volume 40
Issue #1

Jan - May 2024

33-1-cover

Volume 40
Issue #3

Sep - Nov 2024
Includes 2024 Toy Recommendations

2022

2021

33-1-cover

Volume 37
Issue #1

Jan - Mar 2021

33-1-cover

Volume 37
Issue #2

April - June 2021

33-1-cover

Volume 37
Issue #4

Oct 2021

33-1-cover

Volume 37
Issue #5

Oct - Dec 2021

2020

33-1-cover

Volume 36
Issue #1

Jan/Feb/Mar 2020

33-1-cover

Volume 36
Issue #2

April - September 2020

33-1-cover

Volume 36
Issue #3

October - December 2020

2019

33-1-cover

Volume 35
Issue #1

Jan/Feb/Mar 2019

33-1-cover

Volume 35
Issue #2

April/May/June 2019

33-1-cover

Volume 35
Issue #3

July/August/Sept 2019

33-1-cover

Volume 35
Issue #4

Oct/Nov/Dec 2019

2018

33-1-cover

Volume 34
Issue #1

Jan/Feb/Mar 2018

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Volume 34
Issue #2

April/May/June 2018

33-1-cover

Volume 34
Issue #3

July/August/Sept 2018

33-1-cover

Volume 34
Issue #4

Oct/Nov/Dec 2018

2017

33-1-cover

Volume 33
Issue #1

Jan/Feb/Mar 2017

33-1-cover

Volume 33
Issue #2

April/May/June 2017

33-1-cover

Volume 33
Issue #3

July/August/Sept 2017

33-1-cover

Volume 33
Issue #4

Oct/Nov/Dec 2017

2016

Volume 32
Issue #1

Jan/Feb/Mar 2016

32-2-cover

Volume 32
Issue #2

April/May/June 2016

32-3-cover

Volume 32
Issue #3

July/Aug/Sep 2016

32-4-cover

Volume 32
Issue #4

Oct/Nov/Dec 2016

2015

Volume 31
Issue #1

Jan/Feb/Mar 2015

Volume 31
Issue #2

April/May/June 2015

31-3-cover-new

Volume 31
Issue #3

July/Aug/Sep 2015

31-4-cover-new

Volume 31
Issue #4

Oct/Nov/Dec 2015

2014

30-1-cover

Volume 30
Issue #1

Jan/Feb/Mar 2014

30-2-cover

Volume 30
Issue #2

April/May/June 2014

30-3-cover

Volume 30
Issue #3

July/Aug/Sep 2014

30-4-cover-new

Volume 30
Issue #4

Oct/Nov/Dec 2014

2013

29-1-cover

Volume 29
Issue #1

Jan/Feb/Mar 2013

29-2-cover

Volume 29
Issue #2

April/May/June 2013

29-3-cover

Volume 29
Issue #3

July/Aug/Sep 2013

29-4-cover

Volume 29
Issue #4

Oct/Nov/Dec 2013

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