Very good service and everything very organized an...
Very good service and everything very organized and clean
Very good service and everything very organized and clean
I have worked for Miami Lighthouse (a private institution) for the past 6 years as the Senior Case Manager and I am in awe of the measures Miami Lighthouse takes to protect its clients and their families. Our organization provides services to babies, children, teenagers, young adults and seniors who are blind or visually impaired. The safety of our clients and families is our number one priority and we strive to take every measure to ensure both the privacy and safety of all clients who visit our facility is taken. Our goal every single day is that our clients become more independent and reach their ultimate potential. I love coming to work every single day and being a part of this amazing organization and their transformative mission.
Great company and amazing mission. All employees enjoy what they do and it shines through.
Very good special center for people with visual disabilities
The best place I've ever worked for.
I've been working for the Lighthouse for many years. This is a place of excellence.
The Lighthouse equally welcomes and treats everyone with respect and cordiality. Blind and visually-impaired clients are able to re-gain independence in their lives. Many have been able to go back to work.
Great place for the blind to learn. Also for those that are not blind to be educated on blind people just by beong there.
Miami Lighthouse for the Blind has changed the lives of us and our daughter. Without their support and constant encouragement, raising an infant who is visually impaired would be be overwhelming, scary and clouded with sadness. Instead, our family feels privileged to be able to be a part of this incredible organization, thanks to our daughter. She is currently enrolled at the school and has participated in the infant programs - the effort and individual attention they provide to the families and students goes beyond any individual job description or salary- their drive comes solely from their passion to service those who are often overlooked in our society. I cannot thank them enough for their dedication.
From the moment you drive into Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired you can tell it is truly a special place. Staff is very welcoming and caring. This is an awesome place!
As some who worked here I can say this: Thing's are not as they appear.
Underneath the candy coated surface there is a myriad of problems. The executive staff constantly disrespects and bullies the regular staff (the executive staff consists of 8 people, 6 of which are olympic bootlickers). If you are not with them, then you are against them. There is money that is donated to each program that magically disappears (most likely in the pockets of the aforementioned bootlickers). To save money, staff is constantly forced into wearing several hats regardless of having worked there 20+ years. Also, the CEO is a liar and a coward.
I would love to elaborate on the positive as well but I don't feel like sweetening up my review.
Great School, amazing personal. Happy to have my baby boy attending until its time to head to KD..
Nice folks a established assistance center for the visual impaired...a children's education center also they are great neighbor s just finished the outdoor area with a beautiful mural you can often see the assistance providing staff giving their clients great support and training on real situations with traffic and different every day situations that we whom can see take for granted...truly nice people...
Excellent work, the staff demonstrates dedication and vocation!
This is a very good program for people who cannot see.
Amazing service for all clients and guest. .and they have great security.
The pre-kindergarten classes have given so many blind children a better start to their lives. Many thanks to the leadership and staff of the Lighthouse. Without your dedication and unselfish help, the children's program and so many other programs to help the blind would not be possible.
I cannot say enough about the Miami Lighthouse for the Blind staff and programs -- not enough to do it justice! The people there love what they do and they love their clients, as well. The partnership between them and the client familes is also praiseworthy! The music program is a dream beyond dreams. I recommend that anyone in the community, whether visually challenged or not, should seek to be affiliated through volunteering for and donating to the Miami Lighthouse.
Their treatment was excellent. I took a reading glasses and reading device from them until the date of my operation
InshaAllah in hospital Pascm Palmer
Friendly and understanding staff....picked up someone there and was showed respect by staff.
The Miami Lighthouse for the Blind is celebrating 85 years of hope, confidence and independence. I have had the honor and the privilege of being in contact with them for over 12 years. I can say without hesitation that the Miami Lighthouse for the Blind has been an example of service, dedication and commitment for our community. I have seen for years the way in which they have helped thousands of blind and visually impaired people in our community to receive vision rehabilitation, eye health services, education and training to make them more independent and have a better future.
These people provide great things for out community! Please support this noble cause!
Beautiful work carried out by this group of workers exempt treatment of all the people who come to them for help or information, whether they have special abilities or not. My Congratulations .. !!!!
Miami Lighthouse is an amazing place with exceptional staff. Both of my children attend the inclusive Learning Center Program and I could not be more grateful. The staff is caring and my children have learned so much!
My experience as an employee at the Miami Lighthouse for the Blind has been extraordinary and I feel in my heart that I must share with others what a wonderful place the Lighthouse is. In 1990 I visited the Lighthouse out of curiosity and I fell in love with the place instantly it impacted me so much that I decided to apply for a job and within two weeks I was working as an Instructor in the Educational Services Department. I strongly believed in the mission of the Lighthouse it always did what it was meant to do rehabilitate the blind and visually impaired. I learned at the Lighthouse to give the best of me and my biggest satisfaction was to see individuals gain their self worth back and continue on with their lives, to integrate themselves back to work, school or remain leaving independently. With a heavy heart I left in 2003 to become my mother's caregiver. Thirteen years went by and today I find myself working again at the Miami Lighthouse; it is no longer a small agency it has grown tremendously in building size and in services I look around and can't help but to fill proud to be at the Lighthouse again. I am truly exited to be part of the new Learning Center for Children as the Pre-K Coordinator once again I have been given the opportunity to be part of this great organization during such an exiting era and for that I am very grateful. May we always embrace the changes required to continue to grow and provide the best services possible to the blind and visually impaired of all ages.
I used to be a client in the 90's. They are an incredibly talented staff. Very caring and devoted to their clients. They offer everything from vocational training skills to home independence training.
Extremely beautiful souls work here that are absolutely dedicated to enriching the members of our community. Lots of programs for every age group and is all inclusive.
Excellent place, parking is available, security a bit heavy!
Miami Lighthouse for the Blind: Empowering the Visually Impaired
Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired is a non-profit organization that has been serving people of all ages who are blind or visually impaired since 1931. It is the oldest and largest private agency in Florida dedicated to providing education, training, research, and vision enhancement services to help individuals achieve independence and lead fulfilling lives.
The mission of Miami Lighthouse for the Blind is to provide hope, confidence, and independence to people with visual impairments. The organization offers a wide range of programs and services designed to meet the unique needs of each individual it serves.
Education Programs
Miami Lighthouse for the Blind provides educational programs that help children with visual impairments develop essential skills needed for success in school. These programs include early intervention services, preschool classes, after-school tutoring, summer camps, assistive technology training, Braille instruction, orientation & mobility training (O&M), music lessons & therapy.
Training Programs
The organization also offers vocational rehabilitation services that help adults with visual impairments gain job skills necessary to enter or re-enter the workforce. These programs include computer training courses such as Microsoft Office Suite applications (Word/Excel/PowerPoint), keyboarding skills development; customer service training; job readiness workshops; resume writing assistance; interview preparation coaching; career counseling sessions.
Research Programs
Miami Lighthouse for the Blind conducts research on vision-related issues such as low vision aids & devices development/testing/training/evaluation; eye disease prevention/treatment/cure discovery efforts through collaborations with universities/hospitals/research institutions worldwide.
Vision Enhancement Services
The Vision Rehabilitation Center at Miami Lighthouse provides comprehensive low vision evaluations by certified optometrists who specialize in low vision care. They prescribe customized magnification devices like telescopes/microscopes/loupes/binoculars/spectacles/contact lenses etc., lighting solutions like task lamps/floor lamps/light bulbs/daylight simulators etc., glare control filters/screens/shades/polarizers etc., contrast enhancement tools like colored filters/high-contrast materials/bold line paper etc., reading aids like CCTV systems/electronic magnifiers/optical character recognition software/audio books/digital readers etc., mobility aids like white canes/guide dogs/O&M techniques/travel safety tips etc.
Community Outreach Programs
In addition to its core programs/services mentioned above Miami lighthouse also organizes various community outreach events throughout South Florida region including free eye screenings/vision tests/vision health fairs/symposiums/seminars/workshops/conferences/exhibitions/art shows/music concerts/fundraising galas/volunteer appreciation ceremonies/etc.. These events aim at raising awareness about blindness prevention/treatment/care/support resources available locally/nationally/internationally among general public/students/professionals/community leaders/media outlets/government officials/etc..
Conclusion:
Miami Lighthouse for the Blind has been serving visually impaired individuals since 1931 by providing them education/training/research/vision enhancement/community outreach services tailored according to their unique needs/goals/aspirations. Its team of highly qualified professionals/experts/staff members work tirelessly towards empowering these individuals so they can lead independent/productive/happy lives despite their disability challenges. If you or someone you know is struggling with visual impairment issues then don't hesitate to contact Miami lighthouse today!