VISability is a collection of post featuring stories about the children and families we serve, the wonderful volunteers that share their precious time with us, and new about fundraising events and other opportunities to support VIPS.
GE’s IT Department Volunteer at VIPS
Last week, our friends from GE’s IT Department stopped by and made donor cards using the brailler and craft materials.…
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Diane Nelson Awarded Excellence in Leadership Award from VisionServe Alliance
We are excited to share that Diane Nelson, our Executive Director, is being honored by VisionServe Alliance with the 2026…
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Milestone Monday — Ezra
Ezra is making steady progress in his developmental skills. He demonstrates enjoyment when observing lights and bright objects and is…
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Justine Aycock Named to Twenty Under 40
We are excited to share that Justine Aycock, our Director of Development, has been included in the News and Tribune’s…
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Milestone Monday — Elise
We are featuring Elise today for Milestone Monday. She is working very hard on hand-eye coordination! Here she is successfully…
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April is National Volunteer Month
April is National Volunteer Month, and we would like to take a moment to thank everyone who donates their time…
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Well, Well, Well… Look at Wells!
Wells is a bright, spirited 2-year-old who is currently enrolled in both the Early Childhood Intervention Program (ECIP) and the…
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Podcast: Vision AND General Education with Rachel Will and Meggan Heady
Jenny interviews Rachel Will and Meggan Heady, two experienced public school teachers who once taught her daughter. The conversation is about…
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Kentucky Science Center Visits Kids Town
Our friends from the Kentucky Science Center paid us a visit and brought so much cool stuff to play with.…
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