This free, annual conference is exclusively for families who have children served by Iowa Educational Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired and the Iowa DeafBlind Project. Parents, teens, children and babies get to know each other, learn from one another and build relationships. Friday, March 25, 5-8 p.m.: Family swim and pizza night - […]

The Deafblind Technical Assistance Team (DTAT) is offering an opportunity to ask questions about student behaviors, communication, sensory issues, literacy strategies, assessment practices, and anything else that you or your team finds challenging when working with a child who is deafblind. A session is offered each month and is limited to one team per session. […]

Low Vision Clinic offers a special examination to determine if a student’s visual functioning can be enhanced through the use of optical or non-optical devices and adaptive techniques. Click here for more on Low Vision Clinics, including registration information.

Join the Iowa Deafblind Project to discuss topics relevant to the education of those who are deafblind. Participants will be sent resources related to the topic to review prior to each session. On the specified date and time participants will meet together via Zoom toparticipate in a conversation about the topic. Iowa Deafblind Project staff […]

The Deafblind Technical Assistance Team (DTAT) is offering an opportunity to ask questions about student behaviors, communication, sensory issues, literacy strategies, assessment practices, and anything else that you or your team finds challenging when working with a child who is deafblind. A session is offered each month and is limited to one team per session. […]

What: A series of hour-long Zoom meetings covering various topics relevant for families who have a child on the Deafblind Registry. Who: Families who have children on the DeafBlind Registry Registration: Each Family First hour will have its own registration so you can attend one that fits your interest, or all of them if they […]

Low Vision Clinic offers a special examination to determine if a student’s visual functioning can be enhanced through the use of optical or non-optical devices and adaptive techniques. Click here for more on Low Vision Clinics, including registration information.

Low Vision Clinic offers a special examination to determine if a student’s visual functioning can be enhanced through the use of optical or non-optical devices and adaptive techniques. Click here for more on Low Vision Clinics, including registration information.

This camp is a skill building slumber party!  Girls will develop independent living skills by using public transportation, handling money, primping themselves and each other in a safe and accessible environment.  This is an opportunity for girls with visual impairments to spend time with each other, have fun and make new friends.  Girls will be […]

Camp Abilities at the University of Northern Iowa.  This camp focuses on physical activity with exposure and exploration of leisure and recreational hobbies/pursuits. The activities will be adapted and modified so that all can participate regardless of vision level.  Students should be predominantly independent with self-care and have few behavioral concerns.  Students should be prepared […]

We have another trip planned Around the World.  Learn music, experience customs, and make craft projects from Germany, Canada, Jamaica, China, and the United States.  Enjoy all of this plus typical summer camp fun!!Students who attend this camp should be able to independently toilet, follow simple directions, and stay on task for short amounts of […]

Day CampContact Crystal Beighley, 319-310-8597 or  crystal.beighley@iaedb.orgTo register: https://forms.gle/4LK8zhsi6nRvRuX56