Wayfinder Family Services Whittier
Whittier Location Wayfinder Family Services Whittier Office located in Southern California.
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Wayfinder Family Services Ontario
Ontario Location Wayfinder Family Services Ontario Office located in Southern California.
Wayfinder Family Services San Dimas
San Dimas Location Wayfinder Family Services San Dimas Office located in Southern California.
Wayfinder Family Services Los Angeles
Los Angels (Main) Campus This is the main head quarters for Wayfinder Family Services.
Wayfinder Offers You Free Access to Giving Docs, to Easily Create a Will or Estate Plan
To make creating your estate plan easier, Wayfinder Family Services is proud to offer you free access to Giving Docs, a tool used by many across the country to create their estate plans. By having a will or other estate plan, you ensure that the people and causes you care about most are supported in…
A Day in the Life at the Davidson Program for Independence
Justice, age 19, is a student in Wayfinder’s Davidson Program for Independence, a residential rehabilitation program for adults 18 and older with vision loss on Wayfinder’s Los Angeles campus. The program teaches independent living skills. 5:00 a.m. – Wake Up 5:30 a.m. – Call Dad and work out while chatting with him 6:00 a.m. –…
Meet Jon Steinberg, Member of Wayfinder’s Impact Council
Jon Steinberg brings a unique perspective to Wayfinder’s Impact Council. He is the only member who has vision loss, graduated from a Wayfinder program, and works for Wayfinder. Around the age of 14, Jon started having trouble seeing in the dark. But in his 20s, he lived the typical life of a sighted person. He…
Lucas Belongs at Camp Bloomfield
Climbing a high ropes course in the dark … maneuvering up a slanted rock wall … riding a skateboard … navigating a tight corner on his bicycle. Nothing stops 11-year- old Lucas, not even the lack of vision in his left eye. “Lucas is a fearless adventurer,” says Annelie, manager of Wayfinder’s Camp Bloomfield. But…
Melanie O’Mea Smith
4 Things Parents of Blind or Visually Impaired Children and Teens Should Look for in a Summer Camp
Here are 4 things parents of blind or visually impaired children and teens should look for in a summer camp: 1. Adaptive camping activities: Look for traditional camping activities such as archery, horseback riding, hiking, swimming, rock-climbing wall, ropes challenge course, arts and crafts and more. At Wayfinder’s Camp Bloomfield, these activities are adapted…