Events in October 2024
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Oct 2(1 event) 7:00 pm: EHC Virtual Campfire (online) – Imagine the warmth of a crackling campfire, the sound of laughter, and the joy of shared stories—all from the comfort of your own home! At the EHC Virtual Campfire, happening on the first Wednesday of every month from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm, we’re keeping the camp spirit alive and well. Every month, we kick things off with exciting updates on our camp programs and facilities—what’s new, what’s on the horizon, and all the inside scoop! Then, we open the floor for everyone, from alumni to first-timers, to check in, share what’s on their minds, and connect with each other. It’s your chance to catch up with old friends or make new ones in our ever-growing camp family. And what’s a campfire without music? Expect some familiar camp songs, surprise musical performances, and maybe even a special guest or two. You never know what magic the night will bring! Some months we’ll go the extra mile with holiday celebrations, surprise announcements from LightHouse, or other exciting resources that’ll keep you coming back for more. So grab your marshmallows, settle in, and RSVP to join us for an evening of fun, friendship, and campfire vibes. To sign up and get the zoom link for our monthly gathering please RSVP with Jamey Gump at JGump@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7372. |
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Oct 15(2 events) 9:45 am: Low Vision Skills: Putting It All Together **RESCEDUELD FOR NOVEMBER DATES TBA – **This course has been rescheduled to November. Dates TBA. The Low Vision Skills: Putting It All Together course is composed of essential topics recommended for all participants who are new to low vision. Adults 55 and older, in addition to adult clients being served by the California Department of Rehabilitation, are invited to participate in a virtual course geared towards learning about their changes in vision. Participants will learn practical ways to maximize successful, independent living skills in work, school, and daily living environments. The virtual portion of the course is six classes over three weeks: a 2.5-hour introductory class with a Low Vision Optometrist, Social Worker, and two Certified Low Vision Therapists, followed by five, 2.5-hour classes which will include practical skills taught by the Certified Low Vision Therapists. Included in the course: a pre-course assessment one week prior to the start of the course, ongoing low vision skills office hours during the course, one in-person half-day group lesson, and one individualized lesson for a total of eight lessons. It is a comprehensive skills training course introducing participants to foundational low vision concepts, skills and current technologies for maximizing successful, independent daily living skills. After the six virtual classes, participants can expect to feel more confident in using their vision and making changes in their environment for independent daily living skills. Class 7 is a half-day, in-person Group Adaptive Devices and Strategies Demonstration at a location to be determined after the six virtual classes. Thereafter; participants are eligible for Class 8, an individualized Low Vision Therapy lesson. The six virtual classes will be taught via Zoom Video Conferencing (independent Zoom video skills are required for all virtual classes), best viewed on a large screen tablet, laptop, or computer only (phone is not recommended) at the following dates and times (Pacific Standard Time): Before the course begis (by Zoom video): Course Introduction and Pre-Course Assessment Week 1 (Virtual via Zoom video): Office hours support time available between Weeks 1 and 2 Week 2 (Virtual via Zoom video): Office hours support time available between Weeks 2 and 3 Week 3 (Virtual via Zoom video): Office hours support time available between Weeks 3 and 4 Week 4 (In-person Class #7): Location and Date to be determined – Group Adaptive Devices and Strategies Demonstration - 10:00 am to 3:00 pm (including 1 hour break for provided lunch, peer interaction) In-person Class #8: individualized follow-up low vision skills lesson tailored to the unique needs of each participant If you are not with the California Department of Rehabilitation, and if you are age 55 and older, living in the counties of San Francisco, San Mateo, Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Colusa, Lake, Mendocino, Humboldt, Del Norte and Trinity, there may be partial scholarship funding for training and course materials. For adults working with the California Department of Rehabilitation, please contact your Rehabilitation Counselor directly to discuss participation and referral. The registration for this course is currently pending; deadline . All interested parties please contact an Intake Coordinator by email at intake@lighthouse-sf.org for any questions and planning for a LH Services Orientation and an Assessment Day. Ideally, interested parties would have a Low Vision Evaluation completed within one year prior to the start of any low vision course. When registration is full, any appropriate Low Vision course referrals will then be placed on our waitlist (next dates TBA). 7:00 pm: EHC Time Capsule (online) – Please join former Camp Director, Tony Fletcher, as he interviews Dan Kysor about his experiences of Enchanted Hills Camp during the 60's and 70's as both a camper and staff member. Please contact Andrew Martinez at AMartinez@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7642 for Zoom Invite Information.
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Oct 22(1 event) 9:45 am: Low Vision Skills: Putting It All Together **RESCEDUELD FOR NOVEMBER DATES TBA – **This course has been rescheduled to November. Dates TBA. The Low Vision Skills: Putting It All Together course is composed of essential topics recommended for all participants who are new to low vision. Adults 55 and older, in addition to adult clients being served by the California Department of Rehabilitation, are invited to participate in a virtual course geared towards learning about their changes in vision. Participants will learn practical ways to maximize successful, independent living skills in work, school, and daily living environments. The virtual portion of the course is six classes over three weeks: a 2.5-hour introductory class with a Low Vision Optometrist, Social Worker, and two Certified Low Vision Therapists, followed by five, 2.5-hour classes which will include practical skills taught by the Certified Low Vision Therapists. Included in the course: a pre-course assessment one week prior to the start of the course, ongoing low vision skills office hours during the course, one in-person half-day group lesson, and one individualized lesson for a total of eight lessons. It is a comprehensive skills training course introducing participants to foundational low vision concepts, skills and current technologies for maximizing successful, independent daily living skills. After the six virtual classes, participants can expect to feel more confident in using their vision and making changes in their environment for independent daily living skills. Class 7 is a half-day, in-person Group Adaptive Devices and Strategies Demonstration at a location to be determined after the six virtual classes. Thereafter; participants are eligible for Class 8, an individualized Low Vision Therapy lesson. The six virtual classes will be taught via Zoom Video Conferencing (independent Zoom video skills are required for all virtual classes), best viewed on a large screen tablet, laptop, or computer only (phone is not recommended) at the following dates and times (Pacific Standard Time): Before the course begis (by Zoom video): Course Introduction and Pre-Course Assessment Week 1 (Virtual via Zoom video): Office hours support time available between Weeks 1 and 2 Week 2 (Virtual via Zoom video): Office hours support time available between Weeks 2 and 3 Week 3 (Virtual via Zoom video): Office hours support time available between Weeks 3 and 4 Week 4 (In-person Class #7): Location and Date to be determined – Group Adaptive Devices and Strategies Demonstration - 10:00 am to 3:00 pm (including 1 hour break for provided lunch, peer interaction) In-person Class #8: individualized follow-up low vision skills lesson tailored to the unique needs of each participant If you are not with the California Department of Rehabilitation, and if you are age 55 and older, living in the counties of San Francisco, San Mateo, Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Colusa, Lake, Mendocino, Humboldt, Del Norte and Trinity, there may be partial scholarship funding for training and course materials. For adults working with the California Department of Rehabilitation, please contact your Rehabilitation Counselor directly to discuss participation and referral. The registration for this course is currently pending; deadline . All interested parties please contact an Intake Coordinator by email at intake@lighthouse-sf.org for any questions and planning for a LH Services Orientation and an Assessment Day. Ideally, interested parties would have a Low Vision Evaluation completed within one year prior to the start of any low vision course. When registration is full, any appropriate Low Vision course referrals will then be placed on our waitlist (next dates TBA). |
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Oct 29(1 event) 9:45 am: Low Vision Skills: Putting It All Together **RESCEDUELD FOR NOVEMBER DATES TBA – **This course has been rescheduled to November. Dates TBA. The Low Vision Skills: Putting It All Together course is composed of essential topics recommended for all participants who are new to low vision. Adults 55 and older, in addition to adult clients being served by the California Department of Rehabilitation, are invited to participate in a virtual course geared towards learning about their changes in vision. Participants will learn practical ways to maximize successful, independent living skills in work, school, and daily living environments. The virtual portion of the course is six classes over three weeks: a 2.5-hour introductory class with a Low Vision Optometrist, Social Worker, and two Certified Low Vision Therapists, followed by five, 2.5-hour classes which will include practical skills taught by the Certified Low Vision Therapists. Included in the course: a pre-course assessment one week prior to the start of the course, ongoing low vision skills office hours during the course, one in-person half-day group lesson, and one individualized lesson for a total of eight lessons. It is a comprehensive skills training course introducing participants to foundational low vision concepts, skills and current technologies for maximizing successful, independent daily living skills. After the six virtual classes, participants can expect to feel more confident in using their vision and making changes in their environment for independent daily living skills. Class 7 is a half-day, in-person Group Adaptive Devices and Strategies Demonstration at a location to be determined after the six virtual classes. Thereafter; participants are eligible for Class 8, an individualized Low Vision Therapy lesson. The six virtual classes will be taught via Zoom Video Conferencing (independent Zoom video skills are required for all virtual classes), best viewed on a large screen tablet, laptop, or computer only (phone is not recommended) at the following dates and times (Pacific Standard Time): Before the course begis (by Zoom video): Course Introduction and Pre-Course Assessment Week 1 (Virtual via Zoom video): Office hours support time available between Weeks 1 and 2 Week 2 (Virtual via Zoom video): Office hours support time available between Weeks 2 and 3 Week 3 (Virtual via Zoom video): Office hours support time available between Weeks 3 and 4 Week 4 (In-person Class #7): Location and Date to be determined – Group Adaptive Devices and Strategies Demonstration - 10:00 am to 3:00 pm (including 1 hour break for provided lunch, peer interaction) In-person Class #8: individualized follow-up low vision skills lesson tailored to the unique needs of each participant If you are not with the California Department of Rehabilitation, and if you are age 55 and older, living in the counties of San Francisco, San Mateo, Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Colusa, Lake, Mendocino, Humboldt, Del Norte and Trinity, there may be partial scholarship funding for training and course materials. For adults working with the California Department of Rehabilitation, please contact your Rehabilitation Counselor directly to discuss participation and referral. The registration for this course is currently pending; deadline . All interested parties please contact an Intake Coordinator by email at intake@lighthouse-sf.org for any questions and planning for a LH Services Orientation and an Assessment Day. Ideally, interested parties would have a Low Vision Evaluation completed within one year prior to the start of any low vision course. When registration is full, any appropriate Low Vision course referrals will then be placed on our waitlist (next dates TBA). |
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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. For more information about visiting the Adaptations Store, head to our shop page.
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