Looking beyond what can be seen, to what can be dreamed … and realized.
Looking beyond what can be seen, to what can be dreamed and realized.
We’re changing the way the world sees blindness.
This is an invitation. An opportunity.
To see beyond vision loss and focus on potential. To build a community where people who are blind or visually impaired can have meaningful employment, rehabilitation services that help them thrive, and a place to belong and contribute.
This is an opportunity to be a partner, to invest in products with a purpose. And help people with vision loss achieve their goals and aspirations.
Vision Services
We provide support and services to people of all ages who are blind or visually impaired so they can live an independent, fulfilling life.
Our services include computer training for people with low vision, orientation and mobility coaching, youth camps, braille classes, low vision occupational therapy, job training, career services and employment.
Products & Services
We are one of the largest employers of people with vision loss in the U.S. Our dedicated, innovative team makes a variety of products and provides professional services to government agencies and companies of all sizes
Our skilled employees produce a variety of products including precise custom molded plastic products, office products, janitorial supplies and products for the tactical and medical fields.
Careers & Job Placement
We’re here to help people with employment, job skills training, career placement services, and job coaching.
How Can You Help?
Join us in our effort to change lives.
Volunteer, become a monthly or one-time donor, and help us continue providing services, support, and employment for people who are blind or visually impaired.
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Day three.
Today at Alphapointe’s Technology Camp, our youth learned that, even though they live with vision loss, that does not mean they can’t communicate effectively.
All over the world.
Former Alphapointe client, David Albright, who lost his vision 12 years ago at age 60, came to visit and talk about his hobbies, which include woodworking, and ham radio.
David showed campers some of the beautiful wood he has turned in his wood shop. Then he surprised everyone by using a mobile ham radio to hold a conversation with two other operators – one in Iceland and one in the UK. The youth even got to say happy birthday to one of the other operators.
After the ham radio demonstration, David was honest about his journey with vision loss. “When I first went blind, Alphapointe threw me a lifeline,” he admits. “Alphapointe created the David that exists today.”
David is another example of what those with vision loss are capable of if given the opportunity … which is exactly what Alphapointe Technology Camp exists to do.
[Image descriptions: 1. David is in the center of the classroom while holding a mobile ham radio and talking to a gentleman from Iceland; 2. Payton is holding the radio and checking it out; 3. Darius is inspecting the radio's antennae, which stretches nearly a foot off the radio; 4. John is holding the radio and smiling at the camera. He is pretending to talk to someone; 5. Russel is smiling and acting like he's talking to someone while he holds the radio in front of his face.]
