Sights for Hope Welcomes Orientation and Mobility Instructor Nadya Krause

Sights for Hope contract Orientation & Mobility Instructor Nadya Krause works with a client and her black guide dog during an outdoor travel lesson on a residential sidewalk.

Sights for Hope has welcomed Nadya Krause as its contract Orientation and Mobility (O&M) Instructor. Part of Sights for Hope’s Life Skills Education services, one-on-one O&M instruction teaches people who are blind or have permanent visual impairments to navigate their homes and communities safely, independently, and confidently. O&M instruction is considered a foundational service after […]

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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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Lehigh University Seeks People with Vision Loss for Wayfinding Study

A man with a white cane using a smartphone for navigation software in a tech lab while two researchers observe.

Lehigh University is seeking people with vision loss to test a new wayfinding app designed for indoor spaces. The study is part of the MABLE initiative, a joint project by Lehigh University and Good Shepherd Rehabilitation. MABLE stands for Mapping for Accessible Built Environments, and the MABLE app is being developed to optimize wayfinding assistance […]

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