10 million
blind and visually impaired people in the United States 1.3 million legally blind people in the United States
787,691
seniors aged 65 and older are blind and according to projections will increase to 2.4 million by 2030
Only 1%
of the blind population is born without sight. The vast majority of blind people lose their vision later in life due to medical conditions
COMING SOON!
Listen to daily News & Music from the Vision Resource Center community of Fayetteville. In servicing the blind and print impaired we desire to have the upcoming events in the Fayetteville and surrounding areas available for you. Stay Tuned as our platform expands to enhance your listening pleasure.
ATTENTION!
We wish to welcome NC Reading Service as a partner in servicing the blind and print impaired. Stay Tuned as our partnership unfolds.
OUR MISSION AND VISION
The Vision Resource Center enhances the lives of adults and children living in the Cape Fear Region who are visually impaired by: advocating for their needs, identifying and sharing information about community resources, providing education, skill development and socialization opportunities.
"The Vision Resource Center is our highway to the community" - VRC Family Member
Adult Services
The Vision Resource Center serves blind and visually impaired adults of Cumberland County through a variety of programs and services.
Youth Services
Our monthly youth program serves blind and visually impaired children ages (6 to 18). Our young adult program ages (19 to 29) meet once a quarter.
Volunteer
Volunteer your time by lending a helping-hand for our family members in any of our monthly activities, or by sharing your talents and experience.
Support Our
Programs!
All donations, no matter the size, help to create a world with no limits for people who are blind or visually impaired. Most of our funding comes from individual donors, that is why your support is so vital!
There are a number of ways to give to the Vision Resource Center Learn how you can help!
About Us
The Vision Resource Center began in 1939 as the Cumberland County Association of the Blind, serving the needs of this special population in conjunction with the Cumberland County Department of Social Services. We are proud to be one of the first four agencies of the United Way of Cumberland County.
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VRC MONTHLY CALENDAR
*To cancel your ride call James at 910-476-6684
Contact Us
Monday - Friday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Vision Resource Center
2736 Cedar Creek Road
Fayetteville NC 28312
Contact our Executive Director, Terri Thomas at 910-483-2719
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ThankYou
to our sponsors and the dedicated support of our volunteers and community.
