World Services for the Blind


Front side of the WSB campus with a sign that reads World Services for the blind

World Services for the Blind (WSB) is a nonprofit organization that provides rehabilitation, life skills, and career training for people who are blind or visually impaired. Our comprehensive programs bring life skills and career training together in one supportive, hands-on environment.

We create personalized programs based on each student’s goals, abilities, and needs. Students build the skills and confidence they need to live more independently, pursue education, and prepare for meaningful careers.


Sustainable Independence


Independence looks different for everyone. For some, it means learning to live and travel independently. For others, it means going to college, starting a career, or reaching a personal goal.

At WSB, we meet each student where they are and help them develop the skills they need to move forward. Our goal is simple: to help every student achieve greater independence and build a successful future.

Sign on wall of WSB with a globe surrounded by the words "World Service for the Blind. Sustainable Independence."

Career Training


World Services for the Blind offers a diverse range of vocational training programs, from Certified Medical Billing to preparation for careers as Assistive Technology Instructors. Programs are available both on campus and online through our fully accessible learning management system, providing flexible pathways for students to gain the skills and credentials needed to succeed in today’s workforce.


Life Skills Training Program


WSB’s Life Skills Training program helps people adjust to life with vision loss and develop the skills needed for greater independence. Students build confidence and learn practical skills for managing daily activities, living independently, and reaching their personal goals.


Every Client Has a Story


Every WSB client has a unique story, goals, and dreams. Together, their experiences show the impact of creating opportunities for people who are blind or visually impaired.