If you can't see something, say something with the words "Can't See Something" very blurry.

If you can't see something, say something.

Learn about services to help you make the most of your remaining vision

Learn more
Isaac give the thumb up sign in his classroom

"Our son became a whole new boy."

Isaac's parents share their family's story of living with vision loss.

Learn more!

Living with vision loss: Brittney’s story

Learn More

Shop for adaptive vision products

Shop Now

Are you living with low vision?

Learn More

Assistive technology creates possibilities

Learn More

Do you have a child with vision loss?

Infants and Toddlers

Make a referral to Vision Forward

Make a referral

The Latest News

If you can't see something, say something with the words "Can't See Something" very blurry.

In the News

Racine Journal Times Profile

With support from the Racine Community Foundation, Vision Forward has launched a campaign to raise awareness about its services and…
Child holding a bunny.

Events, In the News

Spring event for visually impaired offers inclusion

Thank you to all the families, staff and Divine Savior Holy Angels High School volunteers who helped to make our…
Photo of young girl and volunteer at camp.

In the News

Fox 6 visits Rainbow Day Camp

Vision Forward in collaboration with Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center hosted Rainbow Day Camp July 19-22, for…

Upcoming Events

Milkmen Baseball Game

August 17 | 6:35 pm – 8:30 pm

Friends and families are welcome! Vision Forward is excited to return as the featured non-profit at the Wednesday, August 17,…

Vision Connections

October 7 | 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Join us for a FREE in-person event to learn more about common vision concerns and ways to make everyday life…
Dining in the Dark event logo

Save the Date: Dining in the Dark

November 3 | 5:30 pm

Join us for this unique and meaningful experience to discover a deeper understanding and awareness of what people who are…

Serving people throughout the state of Wisconsin, Vision Forward empowers, educates, and enhances the lives of individuals impacted by vision loss through all of life’s transitions.