Apple Accessibility with Beyond Vision is a specialized initiative focused on exploring and utilizing Apple's cutting-edge accessibility features and products to empower individuals with vision loss. This program highlights the extensive range of tools and technologies available through Apple devices, such as iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches, that enhance usability and independence for the visually impaired community.

Join us on Tuesdays for an exciting Game Day Peer Group. Each week we play a virtual version of a classic game. We have a variety of games: Jeopardy, Trivia, Name that Tune, Celebrity Guess Who, Hangman, and many more. Some are individual games and some are set up in teams, with a small prize mailed to the winners. This group is for teens and adults with disabilities. 

Come join our Movement and Mindfulness class for an hour of pure relaxation and joy! You can participate in-person at the CPWD Boulder Office or remotely by registering and requesting to join via Google Meet as an accommodation!

Do you want to meet some people around your age that are also trying to live an independent life? Come to the Center for People With Disabilities' Youth Peer Group! Open to ages 17-24.

This group will be an opportunity to meet peers with the same goal... to be independent. You will get the chance to learn from others' experiences, share your experiences, and learn more about independence.

Wednesday Skills Training Date and Time: Wednesday at 2:30pm

Location: In person only at 1675 Range Street, Boulder CO 80301

Description: Topics are determined and updated at the end of each month. Please check back for an update.

Upcoming Wednesday Group Topics: 

How to Sign Up: Click Here to Sign Up 

For more information, to request an accommodation, or for assistance in signing up, please contact: sarah@cpwd.org or call 720-334-8012.

Join us for four rounds of Bingo while learning about contrast, tactile labeling, and Eccentric Viewing Skills.

Join a group and learn how to speak up, make your voice heard, and make changes in the community!

Join us on Tuesdays for an exciting Game Day Peer Group. Each week we play a virtual version of a classic game. We have a variety of games: Jeopardy, Trivia, Name that Tune, Celebrity Guess Who, Hangman, and many more. Some are individual games and some are set up in teams, with a small prize mailed to the winners. This group is for teens and adults with disabilities. 

Come join our Movement and Mindfulness class for an hour of pure relaxation and joy! You can participate in-person at the CPWD Boulder Office or remotely by registering and requesting to join via Google Meet as an accommodation!

Wednesday Skills Training Date and Time: Wednesday at 2:30pm

Location: In person only at 1675 Range Street, Boulder CO 80301

Description: Topics are determined and updated at the end of each month. Please check back for an update.

Upcoming Wednesday Group Topics: 

How to Sign Up: Click Here to Sign Up 

For more information, to request an accommodation, or for assistance in signing up, please contact: sarah@cpwd.org or call 720-334-8012.

This is a cross-disability peer support group open to anyone who self-identifies as having a disability. CPWD’s Peer Groups offer opportunities for social networking and making connections with others. Participants are encouraged to share experiences and perspectives, utilize this time for problem-solving particular obstacles and collaborate with others on shared interests/topics. Come check out one of our Peer Groups today!

Please join CPWD for a support group on the topic of mental health and wellness for individuals experiencing vision loss. Beth Gustin will lead discussions on mental health during the pandemic, coping strategies and available resources for individuals with low vision. Beth is a Licensed Professional Counselor and has been working in the mental health field for 15 years. 

Join us on Tuesdays for an exciting Game Day Peer Group. Each week we play a virtual version of a classic game. We have a variety of games: Jeopardy, Trivia, Name that Tune, Celebrity Guess Who, Hangman, and many more. Some are individual games and some are set up in teams, with a small prize mailed to the winners. This group is for teens and adults with disabilities. 

Come join our Movement and Mindfulness class for an hour of pure relaxation and joy! You can participate in-person at the CPWD Boulder Office or remotely by registering and requesting to join via Google Meet as an accommodation!

Wednesday Skills Training Date and Time: Wednesday at 2:30pm

Location: In person only at 1675 Range Street, Boulder CO 80301

Description: Topics are determined and updated at the end of each month. Please check back for an update.

Upcoming Wednesday Group Topics: 

How to Sign Up: Click Here to Sign Up 

For more information, to request an accommodation, or for assistance in signing up, please contact: sarah@cpwd.org or call 720-334-8012.

The Accessibility Technology Group with Beyond Vision is dedicated to exploring and leveraging assistive technologies that enhance the lives of individuals with vision loss. This group is a key initiative within the Beyond Vision program, focusing on discovering, implementing, and educating the community about innovative tools and resources designed to improve accessibility and independence.

Insightful Connections with Beyond Vision is a supportive and empowering peer group for individuals with vision loss. This group offers a safe and welcoming space for members to share experiences, exchange practical tips, and provide emotional support to one another. Led by facilitators who understand the unique challenges faced by the blind community, Insightful Connections focuses on fostering a sense of community and belonging.

Join a group and learn how to speak up, make your voice heard, and make changes in the community!

Join us on Tuesdays for an exciting Game Day Peer Group. Each week we play a virtual version of a classic game. We have a variety of games: Jeopardy, Trivia, Name that Tune, Celebrity Guess Who, Hangman, and many more. Some are individual games and some are set up in teams, with a small prize mailed to the winners. This group is for teens and adults with disabilities. 

Come join our Movement and Mindfulness class for an hour of pure relaxation and joy! You can participate in-person at the CPWD Boulder Office or remotely by registering and requesting to join via Google Meet as an accommodation!

Wednesday Skills Training Date and Time: Wednesday at 2:30pm

Location: In person only at 1675 Range Street, Boulder CO 80301

Description: Topics are determined and updated at the end of each month. Please check back for an update.

Upcoming Wednesday Group Topics: 

How to Sign Up: Click Here to Sign Up 

For more information, to request an accommodation, or for assistance in signing up, please contact: sarah@cpwd.org or call 720-334-8012.

This is a cross-disability peer support group open to anyone who self-identifies as having a disability. CPWD’s Peer Groups offer opportunities for social networking and making connections with others. Participants are encouraged to share experiences and perspectives, utilize this time for problem-solving particular obstacles and collaborate with others on shared interests/topics. Come check out one of our Peer Groups today!

Please join Center for People with Disabilities and the Beyond Vision program for our educational Low Vision and Hard of Hearing Peer Support Group. We will be covering topics for individual who are both visually impaired and hearing impaired. Connect with members of your community and create new relationships. Learn about skills and techniques, listen to guest speakers in the field, and how to connect with your local resources.

Join the new Smart Glasses & Low Vision Peer Group, a peer-led group designed for individuals who want to exchange information and learn more about the Meta, Echo Vision and Envision Solos Smart Glasses Wearable Assistive Technology is a powerful new tool for accessing print, getting scene description and accessing visual information. This group is intended for those who own smart glasses AND for those who want to learn more about how people with low vision are using them. Explore empowering technology in a relaxed, informative and supportive enironment!

The No Light Perception(NLP) Group is a peer support group for those people who have little to no vision. Topics in this peer support group will be directed towards Independent Living with either minimal to no light perception in residual vision, completely blind, progressive eye disease that will result in blindness and those individuals who have experienced sudden vision loss that has resulted in blindness. Join us to learn how to adapt to these changes, become a peer, support and learn from each other.

Join us on Tuesdays for an exciting Game Day Peer Group. Each week we play a virtual version of a classic game. We have a variety of games: Jeopardy, Trivia, Name that Tune, Celebrity Guess Who, Hangman, and many more. Some are individual games and some are set up in teams, with a small prize mailed to the winners. This group is for teens and adults with disabilities. 

Come join our Movement and Mindfulness class for an hour of pure relaxation and joy! You can participate in-person at the CPWD Boulder Office or remotely by registering and requesting to join via Google Meet as an accommodation!

Wednesday Skills Training Date and Time: Wednesday at 2:30pm

Location: In person only at 1675 Range Street, Boulder CO 80301

Description: Topics are determined and updated at the end of each month. Please check back for an update.

Upcoming Wednesday Group Topics: 

How to Sign Up: Click Here to Sign Up 

For more information, to request an accommodation, or for assistance in signing up, please contact: sarah@cpwd.org or call 720-334-8012.

Join us for four rounds of Bingo while learning about contrast, tactile labeling, and Eccentric Viewing Skills.

Apple Accessibility with Beyond Vision is a specialized initiative focused on exploring and utilizing Apple's cutting-edge accessibility features and products to empower individuals with vision loss. This program highlights the extensive range of tools and technologies available through Apple devices, such as iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches, that enhance usability and independence for the visually impaired community.

Join a group and learn how to speak up, make your voice heard, and make changes in the community!

Join us on Tuesdays for an exciting Game Day Peer Group. Each week we play a virtual version of a classic game. We have a variety of games: Jeopardy, Trivia, Name that Tune, Celebrity Guess Who, Hangman, and many more. Some are individual games and some are set up in teams, with a small prize mailed to the winners. This group is for teens and adults with disabilities. 

Come join our Movement and Mindfulness class for an hour of pure relaxation and joy! You can participate in-person at the CPWD Boulder Office or remotely by registering and requesting to join via Google Meet as an accommodation!

Do you want to meet some people around your age that are also trying to live an independent life? Come to the Center for People With Disabilities' Youth Peer Group! Open to ages 17-24.

This group will be an opportunity to meet peers with the same goal... to be independent. You will get the chance to learn from others' experiences, share your experiences, and learn more about independence.

Wednesday Skills Training Date and Time: Wednesday at 2:30pm

Location: In person only at 1675 Range Street, Boulder CO 80301

Description: Topics are determined and updated at the end of each month. Please check back for an update.

Upcoming Wednesday Group Topics: 

How to Sign Up: Click Here to Sign Up 

For more information, to request an accommodation, or for assistance in signing up, please contact: sarah@cpwd.org or call 720-334-8012.

This is a cross-disability peer support group open to anyone who self-identifies as having a disability. CPWD’s Peer Groups offer opportunities for social networking and making connections with others. Participants are encouraged to share experiences and perspectives, utilize this time for problem-solving particular obstacles and collaborate with others on shared interests/topics. Come check out one of our Peer Groups today!

Please join CPWD for a support group on the topic of mental health and wellness for individuals experiencing vision loss. Beth Gustin will lead discussions on mental health during the pandemic, coping strategies and available resources for individuals with low vision. Beth is a Licensed Professional Counselor and has been working in the mental health field for 15 years. 

Join us on Tuesdays for an exciting Game Day Peer Group. Each week we play a virtual version of a classic game. We have a variety of games: Jeopardy, Trivia, Name that Tune, Celebrity Guess Who, Hangman, and many more. Some are individual games and some are set up in teams, with a small prize mailed to the winners. This group is for teens and adults with disabilities. 

The Accessibility Technology Group with Beyond Vision is dedicated to exploring and leveraging assistive technologies that enhance the lives of individuals with vision loss. This group is a key initiative within the Beyond Vision program, focusing on discovering, implementing, and educating the community about innovative tools and resources designed to improve accessibility and independence.

Insightful Connections with Beyond Vision is a supportive and empowering peer group for individuals with vision loss. This group offers a safe and welcoming space for members to share experiences, exchange practical tips, and provide emotional support to one another. Led by facilitators who understand the unique challenges faced by the blind community, Insightful Connections focuses on fostering a sense of community and belonging.

Join a group and learn how to speak up, make your voice heard, and make changes in the community!

The No Light Perception(NLP) Group is a peer support group for those people who have little to no vision. Topics in this peer support group will be directed towards Independent Living with either minimal to no light perception in residual vision, completely blind, progressive eye disease that will result in blindness and those individuals who have experienced sudden vision loss that has resulted in blindness. Join us to learn how to adapt to these changes, become a peer, support and learn from each other.

Please join Center for People with Disabilities and the Beyond Vision program for our educational Low Vision and Hard of Hearing Peer Support Group. We will be covering topics for individual who are both visually impaired and hearing impaired. Connect with members of your community and create new relationships. Learn about skills and techniques, listen to guest speakers in the field, and how to connect with your local resources.

Apple Accessibility with Beyond Vision is a specialized initiative focused on exploring and utilizing Apple's cutting-edge accessibility features and products to empower individuals with vision loss. This program highlights the extensive range of tools and technologies available through Apple devices, such as iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches, that enhance usability and independence for the visually impaired community.

Join a group and learn how to speak up, make your voice heard, and make changes in the community!

Join us for four rounds of Bingo while learning about contrast, tactile labeling, and Eccentric Viewing Skills.

Please join CPWD for a support group on the topic of mental health and wellness for individuals experiencing vision loss. Beth Gustin will lead discussions on mental health during the pandemic, coping strategies and available resources for individuals with low vision. Beth is a Licensed Professional Counselor and has been working in the mental health field for 15 years. 

The Accessibility Technology Group with Beyond Vision is dedicated to exploring and leveraging assistive technologies that enhance the lives of individuals with vision loss. This group is a key initiative within the Beyond Vision program, focusing on discovering, implementing, and educating the community about innovative tools and resources designed to improve accessibility and independence.

Insightful Connections with Beyond Vision is a supportive and empowering peer group for individuals with vision loss. This group offers a safe and welcoming space for members to share experiences, exchange practical tips, and provide emotional support to one another. Led by facilitators who understand the unique challenges faced by the blind community, Insightful Connections focuses on fostering a sense of community and belonging.

Join the new Smart Glasses & Low Vision Peer Group, a peer-led group designed for individuals who want to exchange information and learn more about the Meta, Echo Vision and Envision Solos Smart Glasses Wearable Assistive Technology is a powerful new tool for accessing print, getting scene description and accessing visual information. This group is intended for those who own smart glasses AND for those who want to learn more about how people with low vision are using them. Explore empowering technology in a relaxed, informative and supportive enironment!

The No Light Perception(NLP) Group is a peer support group for those people who have little to no vision. Topics in this peer support group will be directed towards Independent Living with either minimal to no light perception in residual vision, completely blind, progressive eye disease that will result in blindness and those individuals who have experienced sudden vision loss that has resulted in blindness. Join us to learn how to adapt to these changes, become a peer, support and learn from each other.

Join us for an engaging and inclusive movie experience tailored for individuals with vision loss! Our Audio Described Movie Day offers a welcoming environment where participants can enjoy a film enhanced with audio descriptions, providing vivid verbal details about visual elements such as actions, settings, and expressions.

Please join Center for People with Disabilities and the Beyond Vision program for our educational Low Vision and Hard of Hearing Peer Support Group. We will be covering topics for individual who are both visually impaired and hearing impaired. Connect with members of your community and create new relationships. Learn about skills and techniques, listen to guest speakers in the field, and how to connect with your local resources.

Apple Accessibility with Beyond Vision is a specialized initiative focused on exploring and utilizing Apple's cutting-edge accessibility features and products to empower individuals with vision loss. This program highlights the extensive range of tools and technologies available through Apple devices, such as iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches, that enhance usability and independence for the visually impaired community.

Join us for four rounds of Bingo while learning about contrast, tactile labeling, and Eccentric Viewing Skills.

Please join CPWD for a support group on the topic of mental health and wellness for individuals experiencing vision loss. Beth Gustin will lead discussions on mental health during the pandemic, coping strategies and available resources for individuals with low vision. Beth is a Licensed Professional Counselor and has been working in the mental health field for 15 years. 

The Accessibility Technology Group with Beyond Vision is dedicated to exploring and leveraging assistive technologies that enhance the lives of individuals with vision loss. This group is a key initiative within the Beyond Vision program, focusing on discovering, implementing, and educating the community about innovative tools and resources designed to improve accessibility and independence.

Insightful Connections with Beyond Vision is a supportive and empowering peer group for individuals with vision loss. This group offers a safe and welcoming space for members to share experiences, exchange practical tips, and provide emotional support to one another. Led by facilitators who understand the unique challenges faced by the blind community, Insightful Connections focuses on fostering a sense of community and belonging.

Please join Center for People with Disabilities and the Beyond Vision program for our educational Low Vision and Hard of Hearing Peer Support Group. We will be covering topics for individual who are both visually impaired and hearing impaired. Connect with members of your community and create new relationships. Learn about skills and techniques, listen to guest speakers in the field, and how to connect with your local resources.

Join the new Smart Glasses & Low Vision Peer Group, a peer-led group designed for individuals who want to exchange information and learn more about the Meta, Echo Vision and Envision Solos Smart Glasses Wearable Assistive Technology is a powerful new tool for accessing print, getting scene description and accessing visual information. This group is intended for those who own smart glasses AND for those who want to learn more about how people with low vision are using them. Explore empowering technology in a relaxed, informative and supportive enironment!

The No Light Perception(NLP) Group is a peer support group for those people who have little to no vision. Topics in this peer support group will be directed towards Independent Living with either minimal to no light perception in residual vision, completely blind, progressive eye disease that will result in blindness and those individuals who have experienced sudden vision loss that has resulted in blindness. Join us to learn how to adapt to these changes, become a peer, support and learn from each other.

Join us for four rounds of Bingo while learning about contrast, tactile labeling, and Eccentric Viewing Skills.

Apple Accessibility with Beyond Vision is a specialized initiative focused on exploring and utilizing Apple's cutting-edge accessibility features and products to empower individuals with vision loss. This program highlights the extensive range of tools and technologies available through Apple devices, such as iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches, that enhance usability and independence for the visually impaired community.