Classes
Due to COVID, we are not currently conducting classes in our facility. We will resume classes in person as soon as we safely can. We are currently holding classes on a live phone conferencing system, which is shared with our members.
Below is a list of classes we have held at the Center, so you can get an idea of the variety we have provided. Note that classes are offered according to the availability of class leaders, time availability, and interest of members to continue offering specific classes.
- Braille Instruction: Learn the basics or polish your skills together
- Card Making Class: Learn how to make high-quality textured greeting/holiday cards
- Sewing Class: Instructors guide participants to make totes, blankets, cell carriers and more
- Beading: Make necklaces, bracelets, decorations and more
- Technology Assistance: Learn how to use cell phones, apps and other devices
- Computer Training: Learn how to keyboard and navigate computer use using an audible program
- Book Club: Audibly share and discuss books
- History: Learn about history and historical events that shaped us and our country
- Hat Knitting: Get assistance in making hats on a circular loom
- Crafting (Copper Tooling): make frameable thin metal sheet impressions which are tactile
- Singing Class: Improve your singing together, or just make joyous noise
- Leather Crafting: Make wallets, purses, keychains and other crafts from leather
- Music/ Bell Choir: Learn the art of bell-ringing music. Our class has performed at events in the past
- Self-guided Meditation/ Yoga: a focused guided control and relaxation program
- Sitter-cize (Seated Exercise) Gentle seated exercises are a great way to increase range, endurance, strength and reduce tension
- Kicking It (Talking About It): an informal unscripted opportunity to chat about what comes to mind
- Words to Live by (Inspiration/ Spirituality): The Scriptures are discussed, and thoughts shared
- Wellness Topics: Health, well-being and improvement topics are discussed
- Focus/ Support Group: Take an emotional and spiritual journey in a safe group setting
- Candle Making Class: Learn how to make scented candles that you can give as gifts or keep for your home.
Independent living assistance
Cooking Class
Learn basic kitchen and kitchen utensil safety, including how to successfully navigate your kitchen and cook basic items with having a visual challenge. Instructor was a Master Chef and will also introduce you to simple but delicious 3 ingredient recipes you can easily make on your own.
Canes and Canines
Learn basic white cane tips and use and how a white cane can help you navigate the world around you. Also in this class, learn the benefits of having a guide dog and basic guide dog training tips. This class is also for sighted individuals to teach proper etiquette when interacting with a person who has visual challenges and a person who uses a guide dog.
The class schedule can change suddenly for different reasons. This list is not a guarantee of current offerings.