Life-changing support for every age, every stage.
At Lighthouse Central Florida, we empower individuals of all ages with vision loss to lead independent, fulfilling lives.
Early Intervention
Designed for children from birth to age 5 who are blind or visually impaired, our Early Intervention program empowers families with the tools, support, and education they need to help their child thrive—all focused on preparing children for a successful transition into preschool and beyond.
Services Include:
- In-Home Visits
- Sensory/Developmental Activities
- Early Mobility Training
Children’s Program
Serving children ages 5 to 13, this program builds critical life skills through hands-on learning, social development, and academic support using the Expanded Core Curriculum for students with vision impairment. This program is designed to ensure children with visual impairments have the foundation they need to succeed at home, in school, and in the community.
Focus Areas Include:
- Daily Living Skills
- Orientation and Mobility
- Technology
- Self-Advocacy
Transition Program
This program helps students ages 14 to 21 gain the skills and confidence to navigate life beyond high school. Through a combination of career exploration, assistive technology training, independent living skills, and community experiences, teens are equipped to make informed choices about their futures—whether that means college, employment, or other paths to independence.
Focus Areas Include:
- Daily Living Skills
- Job Readiness
- Work Experience Opportunities
Adult Program
Our Adult Program provides personalized vision rehabilitation services for individuals 22 and older who are blind or visually impaired. Through training in orientation and mobility, adaptive daily living skills, and assistive technology, we help clients maintain independence, pursue goals, and actively participate in their communities—no matter where they are in life’s journey.
Senior Adult Services
For adults aged 55 and older who are adjusting to vision loss, this program offers specialized support to help maintain safety, confidence, and connection. Whether learning to cook safely, use adaptive technology, or navigate their environment, seniors gain essential skills that promote aging in place and living fully—on their terms.