Sights for Hope Reaffirmed as Best in Class by Statewide Service Results

Two participants in Sights for Hope's Transitions program for teens and pre-teens stand by an outdoor ropes course on a wooded trail wearing orange safety helmets and full-body climbing harnesses.

Sights for Hope’s standing as a best-in-class provider of rehabilitation and prevention services addressing vision loss has been reaffirmed by the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind’s (PAB) latest service results. Sights for Hope ranked first among the association’s 25 member agencies in PAB-supported client service hours during the 2025-2026 year, tied for first in clients […]

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Media Moments: Eyesight Loss and Danger Cannot Defeat the Power Within

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Paul Miller, founder of Lehigh Valley Martial Arts and Active Learning Centers, was featured by WFMZ 69 News this week for guiding Sights for Hope clients through a self-defense lesson focused on confidence, awareness, and the power within each individual to respond to danger. Miller, who also is Sights for Hope’s Board President, has dealt […]

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Transitions Clients Build Confidence and Learn to Appreciate their Unique Value

A group of teens and pre-teens wearing orange helmets and harnesses stand side by side, smiling. They are on a zip-lining adventure, exuding excitement and teamwork.

Teens and pre-teens in Sights for Hope’s Transitions program gained self-confidence recently through outdoor activities and were motivated by a national advocate for youth who live with visual impairments. The Transitions clients met bestselling author Kristin Smedley – founder of the online Thriving Blind Academy – and her son, Mitchell, who is completely blind. During […]

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Sights for Hope to Form New Beginning Braille Course in Lehigh Valley

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Sights for Hope is looking to form a new beginner Braille class for its Lehigh Valley clients. Braille is a tactile representation of alphabetic and numerical symbols using six dots to represent each letter, each number, and symbols used in music, mathematics, and science. Named after its 19th century French inventor Louis Braille, Braille is […]

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Sights for Hope to Form Braille Course for Monroe County Clients in February

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Sights for Hope will form a Beginning Braille course for its Monroe County clients in February. The first class will be held on February 10 at 10:30 a.m. at Sights for Hope’s Monroe Services Center near Stroudsburg, PA. Interested clients should call 570.992.7787, Ext. 224, to register and arrange transportation. Braille is a tactile representation […]

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