Flamenco & Jazz at America's Backyard supports the Lighthouse

Saturday, Feb. 18, 7 - 10 PM, Open Bar 7 - 8!
Featuring Grammy Artist Leo Quintero, Jorge Robledo, Yanela “La Negri," Miguel Porras.

Thanks to everyone for coming to our event!

Blues in the Garden November 12
A good time was had by over 150 guests.

Featured News

NSU Optometry Student Government Association holds talent show November 10 at The RecPlex, 7 - 10 p.m.
After retiring from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Hill began volunteering at LHOB. Now he is helping to teach specially adapted computer use to blind persons.
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    A man and his dog guide
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    Three toddlers enjoy sitting on a huge stuffed teddy bear
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    Dr. Elly du Pré accepts large donation from Leiser Foundation board of directors
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    A blind child lying in the grass, has found a beeping egg at the EggStravaganza egg hunt.
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    Grandma, mother, and two costumed children enjoy Halloween in the Lighthouse’s Sensory Garden.
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    A woman practices using a handheld magnifier in the Low Vision Clinic
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    Two children are totally focussed as they compete in the local round of the National Braille Challenge
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    Two seniors sitting together in the Lighthouse’s award-winning Sensory Garden

About Our Organization

The Lighthouse of Broward serves visually impaired children, youth, working age adults and elders and is the primary resource for services and information for the blind in Broward County. As the only source in Broward County for comprehensive rehabilitation training and adaptive computer training for adults with visual impairment, the Lighthouse also is the only local facility offering specialized skill building for blind babies and children based on the National Agenda for the Education of Children and Youths with Vision Impairment, including those with Multiple Disabilities.