Lighthouse is currently closed for face-to-face services through early April.
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Mar 15:00 pm: YES Weekend - Leading with the 4 C's: The Super-Powers of Today for Modern Education and Work (Part 1 of 2)5:00 pm: YES Weekend - Leading with the 4 C's: The Super-Powers of Today for Modern Education and Work (Part 1 of 2)Feb 28 – Mar 1 – Youth Employment Series (YES) Leading with the 4Cs: The Super-Powers of Today for Modern Education and Work A new decade, new possibilities! In February, join the LightHouse Youth Employment Series for our first workshop of the year, empowering blind/low vision youth with the confidence and today’s skills to thrive in a world where change is constant and learning never stops. Transition-age youth will have the opportunity to experience an interactive weekend and discover contemporary power and access skills, 4Cs (creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and communication). You will have the chance to develop and create your individualized leadership style and execute it with confidence. YES workshops are monthly weekend-long learning experiences emphasizing the vocational enrichment of low vision and blind youth, increasing and providing access to a multifaceted array of mentorship, employment readiness skills, and alternative accessible techniques. DOR & TVI Workshop Learning Objectives: Things to Bring: If you or anyone you know is interested in participating in this fun weekend adventure, please: If you have any questions or would like to pay for your participation in the workshop, please contact youth@lighthouse-sf.org. Each workshop costs $950 to attend for the entire weekend. Please note, space for this program is limited and workshop attendance must be confirmed one week prior. |
Mar 2(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 (All day): Employment Immersion Virtual Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 9:30 am: The Business of Blindness: Coffee with Mike Cole9:30 am: The Business of Blindness: Coffee with Mike ColeMar 2 – The Business of Blindness: Coffee with Mike Cole Every Monday, 9:30 AM to noon What does it really mean to be blind or low vision? Mike Cole, a veteran of all things blindness, leads a weekly forum to discuss the many day-to-day ins-and-outs of blindness-from daily living in your home environment to navigating the vast expanse of bureaucracies. There's always a lively crowd sharing their own experiences, so grab a cup of coffee and a seat at the table-for more information or to RSVP, contact Adult Program Coordinator Serena Olsen at solsen@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7316. Not able to join us in person? You can now call in to participate live: dial 929-436-2866 and enter meeting ID 692 100 581 when prompted. 1:00 pm: The Raycast1:00 pm: The RaycastMar 2 – Student Volunteer Ray Marcus entertains the Monday masses with various selections of podcast curiosities. For questions or to RSVP, contact Adult Program coordinator Serena Olsen at solsen@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7316. 4:30 pm: Yoga for Every Body4:30 pm: Yoga for Every BodyMar 2 – Yoga for Every Body Mondays, 4:30-5:45 PM & 6:00-7:15 PM 6:00 pm: Yoga for Every Body6:00 pm: Yoga for Every BodyMar 2 – Yoga for Every Body Mondays, 4:30-5:45 PM & 6:00-7:15 PM
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Mar 3(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 (All day): Employment Immersion Virtual Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 |
Mar 4(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 (All day): Employment Immersion Virtual Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 10:00 am: Stress Reduction & Meditation10:00 am: Stress Reduction & MeditationMar 4 – Stress Reduction & Meditation Each Wednesday morning we offer a series of short, meditation-based practices for relaxation and stress reduction. The group is appropriate for both beginners and advanced practitioners and instruction is provided in all aspects of the practice. Instructor Jeffrey Schneider has more than 40 years of meditation and teaching experience and has partnered with the LightHouse for the Blind for 7 years to offer this class. It is a drop-in class where everyone is welcome as little or often as they like. Enjoy your meditation from a chair or pull up one of our comfy yoga props, breathe deeply, clear your head and destress. For more information contact Adult Program Coordinator Serena Olsen at solsen@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7316. 11:00 am: Stronger Seniors11:00 am: Stronger SeniorsMar 4 – Get stronger, improve your balance, and increase your energy and fitness through our Stronger Seniors exercise class. We will do simple movements to get the heart pumping, while strengthening our muscles. The movements are safe, effective and fun. The class is done to music, so bring a list of your favorite songs as you groove to the beat with friends! Join us every Wednesday at 11 a.m.! |
Mar 5(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 (All day): Employment Immersion Virtual Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 10:00 am: ASL/VIP Tactile Expressive Arts10:00 am: ASL/VIP Tactile Expressive ArtsMar 5 – ASL/VIP Tactile Expressive Arts Join our community of Deaf and blind/low vision adults and enjoy specialized sensory activities, gardening, cooking, exercise, music, cultural arts and more, all led by instructors fluent in ASL and trained to ensure you have a safe, fun, and rewarding experience. This exciting program is brought to you in proud partnership with the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department. For more info or to RSVP, contact Adult Program Coordinator Serena Olsen at solsen@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7316. 10:00 am: Knitting10:00 am: KnittingMar 5 – Every week, our knitters gather to share their purls of wisdom and get in the loop on each other’s latest project, and usually end up in stitches spinning yarns. Whether you knit for pleasure, distraction or just practical economics, or you’ve never done it before and want to give it a try, there’s always room for another loom. Learn, refine, or teach a skill that makes your gift-giving budget lighter weight or support a student-led altruistic project like knitting chemo caps, beanies for babies, lap blankets or other creative applications. For more info, needle Adult Program Coordinator Serena Olsen at solsen@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7316. |
Mar 6(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 (All day): Employment Immersion Virtual Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 10:30 am: Let's Go Rock Climbing10:30 am: Let's Go Rock ClimbingMar 6 –
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Mar 7(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 (All day): Employment Immersion Virtual Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 10:00 am: Cardio Kickboxing Class10:00 am: Cardio Kickboxing ClassMar 7 – Cardio Kickboxing is a full-body, strength and endurance building workout that will get you stronger, leaner, and help you move faster. Every Saturday in February, (except February 29 which has been rescheduled to March 7) from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. you will have the chance to learn cardio kickboxing from a world-class instructor in our very own Fitness Room on the 11th floor. This free class starts promptly at 10:00 a.m. and an RSVP is required to Amber at asherrard@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7353. |
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Mar 8(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 (All day): Employment Immersion Virtual Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 3:00 pm: Book Launch for Dr. Ting Tsiu3:00 pm: Book Launch for Dr. Ting TsiuMar 8 – Join LightHouse for the Blind Board Member and San Francisco State University professor Ting Tsiu on Sunday, March 8th, from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Lighthouse to celebrate the launch of her new textbook, Access Technology for Blind and Low Vision Accessibility, due out soon from APH Press! |
Mar 9(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 (All day): Employment Immersion Virtual Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 9:30 am: The Business of Blindness: Coffee with Mike Cole9:30 am: The Business of Blindness: Coffee with Mike ColeMar 9 – The Business of Blindness: Coffee with Mike Cole Every Monday, 9:30 AM to noon What does it really mean to be blind or low vision? Mike Cole, a veteran of all things blindness, leads a weekly forum to discuss the many day-to-day ins-and-outs of blindness-from daily living in your home environment to navigating the vast expanse of bureaucracies. There's always a lively crowd sharing their own experiences, so grab a cup of coffee and a seat at the table-for more information or to RSVP, contact Adult Program Coordinator Serena Olsen at solsen@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7316. Not able to join us in person? You can now call in to participate live: dial 929-436-2866 and enter meeting ID 692 100 581 when prompted. 10:00 am: Hands on Workshop @ LightHouse East Bay: Spring Cleaning10:00 am: Hands on Workshop @ LightHouse East Bay: Spring CleaningMar 9 – In this month's Hands On Workshop, we will explore ideas and methods for organizing and sprucing up your surroundings this Spring. We will look at organization and labeling methods, and participants will create a DIY cleaning spray and labels to use at home or office. The Hands On Series of workshops are designed to not only provide information, but to provide hands on experience completing tasks and mastering skills. At the end of each workshop you will walk away with at least one skill that you can begin using in your life immediately. Each workshop will have a theme within the umbrella of Independent Living Skills. Themes may include; note taking, house hold projects, DIY cleaning products, make-up, household/office organization, container gardening and meal prepping just to name a few! Workshops will occur the second Mondays and Tuesdays of each month. It is not necessary to attend both workshops. Students of all backgrounds and experience levels are welcome to attend. Space is limited. When & Where: No prior knowledge is necessary to attend this free workshop. RSVP to Briana Kusuma at bkusuma@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7335. 1:00 pm: The Raycast1:00 pm: The RaycastMar 9 – Student Volunteer Ray Marcus entertains the Monday masses with various selections of podcast curiosities. For questions or to RSVP, contact Adult Program coordinator Serena Olsen at solsen@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7316. 4:30 pm: Yoga for Every Body4:30 pm: Yoga for Every BodyMar 9 – Yoga for Every Body Mondays, 4:30-5:45 PM & 6:00-7:15 PM 6:00 pm: Yoga for Every Body6:00 pm: Yoga for Every BodyMar 9 – Yoga for Every Body Mondays, 4:30-5:45 PM & 6:00-7:15 PM
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Mar 10(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 (All day): Employment Immersion Virtual Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 10:00 am: Hands on Workshop @ LightHouse Headquarters SF: Spring Cleaning10:00 am: Hands on Workshop @ LightHouse Headquarters SF: Spring CleaningMar 10 – In this month's Hands On Workshop, we will explore ideas and methods for organizing and sprucing up your surroundings this Spring. We will look at organization and labeling methods, and participants will create a DIY cleaning spray and labels to use at home or office. The Hands On Series of workshops are designed to not only provide information, but to provide hands on experience completing tasks and mastering skills. At the end of each workshop you will walk away with at least one skill that you can begin using in your life immediately. Each workshop will have a theme within the umbrella of Independent Living Skills. Themes may include; note taking, house hold projects, DIY cleaning products, make-up, household/office organization, container gardening and meal prepping just to name a few! Workshops will occur the second Mondays and Tuesdays of each month. It is not necessary to attend both workshops. Students of all backgrounds and experience levels are welcome to attend. Space is limited. When & Where: No prior knowledge is necessary to attend this free workshop. RSVP to Briana Kusuma at bkusuma@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7335. 2:00 pm: Tech Together2:00 pm: Tech TogetherMar 10 –
Tech Together Do you use accessible technology regularly, but don’t have time to keep up with what’s new and what’s changing? Do you sometimes hit roadblocks in your technology use and wish you could problem solve with someone else? Do you love your iPhone or iPad and want to learn more about accessible apps? Are you a screen reader or magnification user who’s trying to adapt to increasingly complex websites? Do you just want to talk about technology and the latest developments for blind and low vision users? Tech Together is a monthly technology learning group of blind and low vision technology users. People who are blind are resourceful and clever, but there is no reason we should each have to reinvent the wheel, or the app, for ourselves. In these sessions, we will discuss the topics that are of interest to the group, and help one another to understand troubleshooting, find app recommendations, and learn about the latest in Tech… Together! Each session will be facilitated by LightHouse Access Technology specialists, but the content of the event is for the participants to decide on for themselves. Come with ideas on topics and bits of news and software you want to share with your friends. If you are brand new to access technology, you may wish to book an individual appointment with an Access Technology instructor before joining this group. This group is free and open to all, but a current LightHouse waiver is required. To make sure you are registered as a LightHouse student, contact Erin Luaridsen, Director of Access Technology, at 415-694-7368 or elauridsen@lighthouse-sf.org 6:00 pm: National Federation of the Blind San Francisco Chapter Meeting6:00 pm: National Federation of the Blind San Francisco Chapter MeetingMar 10 – The National Federation of the Blind is a nationwide community of members that believe blind people can live the lives they want. Join the San Francisco Chapter for our monthly meeting where we’ll enjoy a light dinner and chat blindness issues and advocacy. For more information, email ms.christina.daniels@gmail.com or visit their website.
Read more: National Federation of the Blind San Francisco Chapter Meeting |
Mar 11(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 (All day): Employment Immersion Virtual Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 10:00 am: Stress Reduction & Meditation10:00 am: Stress Reduction & MeditationMar 11 – Stress Reduction & Meditation Each Wednesday morning we offer a series of short, meditation-based practices for relaxation and stress reduction. The group is appropriate for both beginners and advanced practitioners and instruction is provided in all aspects of the practice. Instructor Jeffrey Schneider has more than 40 years of meditation and teaching experience and has partnered with the LightHouse for the Blind for 7 years to offer this class. It is a drop-in class where everyone is welcome as little or often as they like. Enjoy your meditation from a chair or pull up one of our comfy yoga props, breathe deeply, clear your head and destress. For more information contact Adult Program Coordinator Serena Olsen at solsen@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7316. 11:00 am: Stronger Seniors11:00 am: Stronger SeniorsMar 11 – Get stronger, improve your balance, and increase your energy and fitness through our Stronger Seniors exercise class. We will do simple movements to get the heart pumping, while strengthening our muscles. The movements are safe, effective and fun. The class is done to music, so bring a list of your favorite songs as you groove to the beat with friends! Join us every Wednesday at 11 a.m.! |
Mar 12(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 (All day): Employment Immersion Virtual Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 2:00 pm: So you Think you Want a Guide Dog?2:00 pm: So you Think you Want a Guide Dog?Mar 12 – Are you curious to learn more about guide dogs but don't know where to start? This workshop will cover how to decide if a guide dog is right for you, what skills you need before applying to schools, common misconceptions about guide dogs, how to pick a guide dog school, what to expect during the application process, and how to best prepare for school once you are accepted. Please RSVP to Katt Jones at kjones@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7364 and include your preferred format for receiving workshop materials (Braille, electronic, or large print with preferred font size). |
Mar 13(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual & Residential WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 (All day): Employment Immersion Virtual Workshop(All day): Employment Immersion Virtual WorkshopMarch 2-13, 2020(All day) Why Choose LightHouse? The LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is in its ninth year of providing Employment Services to blind and visually impaired people within the Bay Area. In that time, we have served over 240 Department of Rehabilitation Consumers abd we have consistently placed over 40% of our graduates in the competitive job market. Our expanded and growing staff means more frequent workshops. We are passionately dedicated to the job of securing gainful employment for all low vision and people people.
How does the Employment Immersion Program work at LightHouse? We offer an innovative and groundbreaking way of including students both within the Bay Area and those living in other parts of California the same immersive experience.
How? For the first 5 days of the program, all students attend virtually through the Zoom computer platform. Then, the next week, students travel in to LightHouse Headquarters in San Francisco to attend classes at our state-of-the-art facility. They overnight in fully equipped dormitories on-site. This program takes place the first two weeks of every month in 2020, except July. Classes take place Monday through Friday, during those two weeks, with no class on the weekend.
What Students Will Learn: The curriculum content adheres to Certified DOR guidelines. Students receive a comprehensive workbook to augment classroom workshop in addition to a companion textbook comprised of worksheets and assignments.
Expectations of students:
What will students do during the course? Some of the activities students will do to enhance learning include:
AUTHORIZATIONS Intake $330. Job Preparation $770. Job Development $770 (only if student is placed) Residence – 5 nights @ $175 per night (room and meals) Employment Immersion Workshop Dates: The first two weeks of every month For additional information please contact: Kate Williams - Director, Employment Services 415-694-7324 Wanda Pearson - Employment Immersion Coordinator 415-694-7359 |
Mar 1410:00 am: Adaptations Store Open10:00 am: Adaptations Store OpenMar 14 – The Adaptations Store at LightHouse for the Blind San Francisco (1155 Market St.) is open on the 2nd Saturday of the month from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. They are also open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1:00 pm: Blind Arduino Bay Area Monthly Meet Up1:00 pm: Blind Arduino Bay Area Monthly Meet UpMar 14 – Bring your creativity to the Blind Arduino Bay Area Monthly Meet Up at LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired, San Francisco (1155 Market St., 10th Floor), on the 2nd Saturday of every month from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. To get involved, drop in to a meeting or join the group mailing list at this website: http://groups.io/g/babamm * This group is not affiliated with LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired |
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| Mar 15 | Mar 16 | Mar 17 | Mar 18 | Mar 19 | Mar 209:00 am: Yoga: Alignment Flow - Online Class9:00 am: Yoga: Alignment Flow - Online ClassMar 20 – Mondays and Fridays 9 to 10 a.m. through April 6 LightHouse yoga instructor Kimm Ropicky knows that now, more than ever, it’s vital to our health and well-being to get some movement into our lives. Kimm is extending her online class offerings via her private practice to the LightHouse community per the instructions below: General information
Duration
Donations Class is donation-based. Please pay what you can. No one will be turned away for a lack of funds. Recommended donations $10-$20. Make a donation. Password Required In order to create a safe space for connection with our community, a password for each meeting is required. To obtain, please do either of the following: Email: Kimmropickyyoga@gmail.com Follow/DM on Instagram: @yogawithkimm Registration will end one hour prior to class. Any messages up to an hour before class will receive response after class. Consult your Doctor Please consult with your doctor before practicing, to be mindful of any conditions you may have and how this practice may impact you. Class Description To join please click Meeting URL Password: See General information section above. |
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| Mar 22 | Mar 239:00 am: Yoga: Alignment Flow - Online Class9:00 am: Yoga: Alignment Flow - Online ClassMar 23 – Mondays and Fridays 9 to 10 a.m. through April 6 LightHouse yoga instructor Kimm Ropicky knows that now, more than ever, it’s vital to our health and well-being to get some movement into our lives. Kimm is extending her online class offerings via her private practice to the LightHouse community per the instructions below: General information
Duration
Donations Class is donation-based. Please pay what you can. No one will be turned away for a lack of funds. Recommended donations $10-$20. Make a donation. Password Required In order to create a safe space for connection with our community, a password for each meeting is required. To obtain, please do either of the following: Email: Kimmropickyyoga@gmail.com Follow/DM on Instagram: @yogawithkimm Registration will end one hour prior to class. Any messages up to an hour before class will receive response after class. Consult your Doctor Please consult with your doctor before practicing, to be mindful of any conditions you may have and how this practice may impact you. Class Description To join please click Meeting URL Password: See General information section above. 9:30 am: The Business of Blindness Phone Chat: Make Coffee and Call Mike Cole9:30 am: The Business of Blindness Phone Chat: Make Coffee and Call Mike ColeMar 23 – What does it really mean to be blind or low vision? Mike Cole, a veteran of all things blindness, will lead this call-in forum to discuss the many day-to-day ins-and-outs of blindness—from daily living in your home environment to navigating the vast expanse of bureaucracies. There's always a lively crowd sharing their own experiences, so make a cup of coffee (or tea), sit in your favorite chair and call in to chat the business of blindness. To join, dial 929-436-2866 and enter Meeting ID 692 100 581 when prompted. For more information, contact Serena Olsen at solsen@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7316.
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Mar 24 | Mar 2512:30 pm: Optimal Health, Optimal You: Virtual Health Class12:30 pm: Optimal Health, Optimal You: Virtual Health ClassMar 25 – Call into our new virtual health class to listen to an episode of our favorite health podcast, Optimal Health Daily. You will have a chance to participate in a group discussion, do a live Q&A with our Health and Wellness guru, Amber, and set weekly health goals to stay fit and fierce! Calling in is easy, just email or call Amber Sherrard at asherrard@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7353 to RSVP and get call-in information. Stay well!
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Mar 26 | Mar 279:00 am: Yoga: Alignment Flow - Online Class9:00 am: Yoga: Alignment Flow - Online ClassMar 27 – Mondays and Fridays 9 to 10 a.m. through April 6 LightHouse yoga instructor Kimm Ropicky knows that now, more than ever, it’s vital to our health and well-being to get some movement into our lives. Kimm is extending her online class offerings via her private practice to the LightHouse community per the instructions below: General information
Duration
Donations Class is donation-based. Please pay what you can. No one will be turned away for a lack of funds. Recommended donations $10-$20. Make a donation. Password Required In order to create a safe space for connection with our community, a password for each meeting is required. To obtain, please do either of the following: Email: Kimmropickyyoga@gmail.com Follow/DM on Instagram: @yogawithkimm Registration will end one hour prior to class. Any messages up to an hour before class will receive response after class. Consult your Doctor Please consult with your doctor before practicing, to be mindful of any conditions you may have and how this practice may impact you. Class Description To join please click Meeting URL Password: See General information section above. |
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| Mar 29 | Mar 309:00 am: Yoga: Alignment Flow - Online Class9:00 am: Yoga: Alignment Flow - Online ClassMar 30 – Mondays and Fridays 9 to 10 a.m. through April 6 LightHouse yoga instructor Kimm Ropicky knows that now, more than ever, it’s vital to our health and well-being to get some movement into our lives. Kimm is extending her online class offerings via her private practice to the LightHouse community per the instructions below: General information
Duration
Donations Class is donation-based. Please pay what you can. No one will be turned away for a lack of funds. Recommended donations $10-$20. Make a donation. Password Required In order to create a safe space for connection with our community, a password for each meeting is required. To obtain, please do either of the following: Email: Kimmropickyyoga@gmail.com Follow/DM on Instagram: @yogawithkimm Registration will end one hour prior to class. Any messages up to an hour before class will receive response after class. Consult your Doctor Please consult with your doctor before practicing, to be mindful of any conditions you may have and how this practice may impact you. Class Description To join please click Meeting URL Password: See General information section above. 9:30 am: The Business of Blindness Phone Chat: Make Coffee and Call Mike Cole9:30 am: The Business of Blindness Phone Chat: Make Coffee and Call Mike ColeMar 30 – What does it really mean to be blind or low vision? Mike Cole, a veteran of all things blindness, will lead this call-in forum to discuss the many day-to-day ins-and-outs of blindness—from daily living in your home environment to navigating the vast expanse of bureaucracies. There's always a lively crowd sharing their own experiences, so make a cup of coffee (or tea), sit in your favorite chair and call in to chat the business of blindness. To join, dial 929-436-2866 and enter Meeting ID 692 100 581 when prompted. For more information, contact Serena Olsen at solsen@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7316.
10:00 am: So you Think you Want a Guide Dog?10:00 am: So you Think you Want a Guide Dog?Mar 30 – Are you curious to learn more about guide dogs but don't know where to start? This workshop will cover how to decide if a guide dog is right for you, what skills you need before applying to schools, common misconceptions about guide dogs, how to pick a guide dog school, what to expect during the application process, and how to best prepare for school once you are accepted. Please RSVP to Katt Jones at kjones@lighthouse-sf.org. We will be using Zoom to host the workshop online. The link will be emailed out to those who register along with workshop materials.
If you can’t make this workshop, please still contact Katt to get signed up for future workshops. |
Mar 312:00 pm: Tech Together Online2:00 pm: Tech Together OnlineMar 31 –
Join the LightHouse Access Technology team for a series of informal conversations on technology topics relevant to these current times. Tech Together is a chance to share your knowledge and experience, as well as learn from other blind technology users. LightHouse Access Technology staff participate in these informal knowledge shares along with LightHouse students and friends. While we are experiencing physical distance from services, people, and activities, we invite you to a series of Tech Together conversations for this current era.
Join us for one or all of these conversations, which will be conducted using the Zoom platform. You can connect to Zoom using a computer, an app, or by dialing in from any phone. Zoom meeting details will be provided when you RSVP by email to: adecker@lighthouse-sf.org or by calling 415-694-7343. Please note that we need your email address to invite you to the Zoom meeting, so RSVP via email is preferred. |
Apr 112:30 pm: Optimal Health, Optimal You: Virtual Health Class12:30 pm: Optimal Health, Optimal You: Virtual Health ClassApr 1 – Call into our new virtual health class to listen to an episode of our favorite health podcast, Optimal Health Daily. You will have a chance to participate in a group discussion, do a live Q&A with our Health and Wellness guru, Amber, and set weekly health goals to stay fit and fierce! Calling in is easy, just email or call Amber Sherrard at asherrard@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7353 to RSVP and get call-in information. Stay well!
4:00 pm: Youth PLUG-In: Plug into yourself and the community around you.4:00 pm: Youth PLUG-In: Plug into yourself and the community around you.Apr 1 – Youth PLUG-In (Professional Learning Under Guidance) is a virtual connection program designed to keep you engaged and motivated during these uncertain and unusual times, as we remain at home and practice social distancing measures to keep ourselves and the community safe. Just because we are geographically separated does not mean the world has to halt. Starting Wednesday, April 1,Youth PLUG-In offers 3 ways for transition-age youth to stay involved and increase your social well-being, pre-employment and transition, and Expanded Core Curriculum skills: 1. Plug-in to an enjoyable and informative weekly social hour, beginning April 1, every Wednesday from 4:00-5:00 PM. Interesting discussions will be hosted around various topics ranging from sharing helpful assistive tech tools, to receiving creative tips on modifying your kitchen to be more accessible, to meeting guest speakers with experience attending (colleges/independent living centers). The possibilities are endless! 2. Plug-in to individualized supports and mentoring. Now is the time to chat with someone about that question or project that has been on your mind. Whether it be delving into college disability services, requesting recommendations, resume review, or mock interviews, we would be glad to listen. If you are interested in sharing your personal goals and receiving support, please contact Ann Wai-Yee Kwong to learn more! 3. Plug-in to helpful resources. Stay active and engaged with weekly emails packed with helpful information about entertainment, health, scholarships, and more, We are all in this together! Interested? Feel free to contact Ann Wai-Yee Kwong, Transition Program Specialist, at 415-694-7328 or email akwong@lighthouse-sf.org and/or your Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) counselor with questions or suggestions. Give and take care! |
Apr 23:00 pm: Reel Escape: Youth Audio Description Movie Club3:00 pm: Reel Escape: Youth Audio Description Movie ClubApr 2 – With coronavirus effecting many aspects of our lives we are all doing our best to social distance our self’s while trying to support and stay connected with those around us. LightHouse’s Youth program will host the weekly Reel Escape Audio Description Movie Club that will help students do just that with their blind and low vision friends from the safety of their own home. Students that RSVP will join a zoom meeting at 3:00 p.m. on the day of the event where we will watch that week’s movie selection. After the showing, we will discuss the film and allow time for students to connect with friends. All movies will be a G or PG rating and will have audio description. Who: Youth that are Blind or have Low Vision What: Audio Description Movie Club for youth to connect with friends When: Thursday at 3:00 pm When: Every Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. April 2, April 9, April 16 and April 23 RSVP: by 5:00 pm of the Wednesday before the club meets. Once you have RSVP’d for the event, you will receive information for a Zoom meeting that you can access from your computer, smart device or call in using a phone If you are interested in signing up for the Reel Escape: Audio Description Movie Club, please contact Jamey Gump at 415-694-7372 or jgump@lighthouse-sf.org.
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Apr 39:00 am: Yoga: Alignment Flow - Online Class9:00 am: Yoga: Alignment Flow - Online ClassApr 3 – Mondays and Fridays 9 to 10 a.m. through April 6 LightHouse yoga instructor Kimm Ropicky knows that now, more than ever, it’s vital to our health and well-being to get some movement into our lives. Kimm is extending her online class offerings via her private practice to the LightHouse community per the instructions below: General information
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Donations Class is donation-based. Please pay what you can. No one will be turned away for a lack of funds. Recommended donations $10-$20. Make a donation. Password Required In order to create a safe space for connection with our community, a password for each meeting is required. To obtain, please do either of the following: Email: Kimmropickyyoga@gmail.com Follow/DM on Instagram: @yogawithkimm Registration will end one hour prior to class. Any messages up to an hour before class will receive response after class. Consult your Doctor Please consult with your doctor before practicing, to be mindful of any conditions you may have and how this practice may impact you. Class Description To join please click Meeting URL Password: See General information section above. 10:00 am: Hands On Goes Virtual10:00 am: Hands On Goes VirtualApr 3 – Hands On Goes Virtual! Who? Students who find themselves wanting to add to their repertoire of Independent Living Skills and want to actively participate in learning, problem solving, and dialog with a small group. What Will You Do: Each week, ILS Instructors Dawn Leeflang and Bobbi Pompey will share information, skills, tips and tricks related to the theme. You will have the opportunity to ask questions, share your knowledge, and learn from other students. By the end of each session you will have learned new skills that you can immediately begin using in your day-to-day routine Where: Zoom conference calls will be used for each session. Once you haves RSVP’s you will get the dial-in information. When: Sessions will occur each Friday between 10am and 11:30am.
All questions are welcome. Stay tuned for future topics! How Do I Sign Up: Please RSVP to Briana Kusuma at bkusuma@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7335. The Hands On Series of workshops are designed to not only provide information, but to provide hands on experience completing tasks and mastering skills. At the end of each workshop you will walk away with at least one skill that you can begin using in your life immediately. Each workshop will have a theme within the umbrella of Independent Living Skills. Themes may include; note taking, house hold projects, DIY cleaning products, make-up, household/office organization, container gardening, and meal prepping just to name a few! Sessions will occur each Friday from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. over Zoom. Students of all backgrounds and experience levels are welcome to attend. |
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The events for the upcoming week are read aloud on our event hotline every Friday, which can be accessed by calling (415)694-7325.
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