Stories
Casey Coleman found her future at lighthouse
When Casey Coleman was 18 months old, she was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder called achromatopsia. The condition is characterized by loss of color vision, light sensitivity, and other visual acuity issues, such as myopia and hyperopia.
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Consumer Blooms at Dan’s Landscaping
Dan’s Landscaping in Gretna, La., joins a growing network of employers who can attest to the value individuals with disabilities bring to the workforce.
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Loyola University and Lighthouse Give Consumers a Place to Shine
For nearly 10 years, Lighthouse Louisiana has partnered with Loyola University to give individuals with disabilities meaningful employment. These consumers can be found in Loyola’s Resident Dining Orleans Room, where they work in the front of the house or behind the scenes as dishwashers, line staff and dining room attendants.
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Vision Rehab, Making Mats in Fun 101
Vision Rehabilitation’s Fun 101 class meets every two weeks for an entertaining and interactive experience for Lighthouse’s blind and low-vision clients. Fun 101 provides a way to sharpen skills while playfully connecting with others. The class alternates between recreational activities, such as Yahtzee; trivia and yoga, and craft-making.
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Lighthouse Employee Leads Tandem Bike Rides
When David Green first rode a tandem bike after going blind, he didn’t know what to expect. What he found was a renewed energy, stirring something inside of him that he wanted to share with others.
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